心理科学进展 ›› 2024, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (1): 27-38.doi: 10.3724/SP.J.1042.2024.00027
孙晓敏1(), 杨舒婷1, 孔小杉1, 刘臻臻1, 马榕梓1, 原悦1, 张南1, 蒋欣颖1, 曹沛伶1, 鲍瑞佶2, 蔺义芹1, 李宁1, 李志航1
收稿日期:
2023-04-19
出版日期:
2024-01-15
发布日期:
2023-10-25
通讯作者:
孙晓敏
E-mail:sunxiaomin@bnu.edu.cn
基金资助:
SUN Xiaomin1(), YANG Shuting1, KONG Xiaoshan1, LIU Zhenzhen1, MA Rongzi1, YUAN Yue1, ZHANG Nan1, JIANG Xinying1, CAO Peiling1, BAO Ruiji2, LIN Yiqin1, LI Ning1, LI Zhihang1
Received:
2023-04-19
Online:
2024-01-15
Published:
2023-10-25
Contact:
SUN Xiaomin
E-mail:sunxiaomin@bnu.edu.cn
摘要:
时间贫困是日常生活中时间不够用的弥散性感受, 会危害到人们的身心健康与幸福感。目前时间贫困的概念结构仍不清晰, 与幸福感的关系结论不一致且缺乏因果证据与机制认识。本项目拟厘清时间贫困内涵, 构建多维时间贫困理论模型, 据此编制多维测量量表并搭建国民时间贫困数据库; 以稀缺理论为基础, 探讨时间贫困对个人和人际幸福感的影响, 及过度生产率取向的可能中介作用; 并基于溢出−交叉模型, 探讨时间贫困对家庭幸福感的影响及其机制。
中图分类号:
孙晓敏, 杨舒婷, 孔小杉, 刘臻臻, 马榕梓, 原悦, 张南, 蒋欣颖, 曹沛伶, 鲍瑞佶, 蔺义芹, 李宁, 李志航. (2024). 时间贫困内涵及其对幸福感的影响:稀缺理论视角. 心理科学进展 , 32(1), 27-38.
SUN Xiaomin, YANG Shuting, KONG Xiaoshan, LIU Zhenzhen, MA Rongzi, YUAN Yue, ZHANG Nan, JIANG Xinying, CAO Peiling, BAO Ruiji, LIN Yiqin, LI Ning, LI Zhihang. (2024). Conceptualization of time poverty and its impact on well-being: From the perspective of scarcity theory. Advances in Psychological Science, 32(1), 27-38.
核心概念 | 与幸福感的关系 | 实证证据 |
---|---|---|
工作时间压力 | 正向 | Garhammer ( |
线性相关不显著 | Widmer et al. ( | |
时间数量不足(感) | 负向 | Gärling et al. ( Rudd ( |
匆忙感、紧迫感 | 负向 | Browne et al., ( |
可自由支配时间 | 倒U型 | Sharif et al., ( |
表1 时间贫困及类似概念对幸福感影响的研究整理
核心概念 | 与幸福感的关系 | 实证证据 |
---|---|---|
工作时间压力 | 正向 | Garhammer ( |
线性相关不显著 | Widmer et al. ( | |
时间数量不足(感) | 负向 | Gärling et al. ( Rudd ( |
匆忙感、紧迫感 | 负向 | Browne et al., ( |
可自由支配时间 | 倒U型 | Sharif et al., ( |
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