Časová perspektiva: úvod do teorie a výzkumu

Title: Časová perspektiva: úvod do teorie a výzkumu
Author: Krpoun, Zdeněk
Source document: Klinická psychologie a osobnost. 2013, vol. 2, iss. 1, pp. 81-90
Extent
81-90
  • ISSN
    1805-6393 (print)
    2336-4432 (online)
Type: Article
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Abstract(s)
Časová perspektiva představuje specifický způsob konstruování toku času do minulého, přítomného a budoucího rámce. Zimbardo mluví o ideální a vyvážené časové perspektivě jako o nejlepších možných způsobech nastavení naší mysli. Převážná většina lidí má však tendenci upřít se výhradně na jeden převažující časový rámec a opomíjet ostatní, což často ústí v maladaptivní způsob myšlení, chování a prožívání. Časová orientace byla ve své krátké historii zkoumána v kontextu široké palety psychologických a psychopatologických konstruktů. Článek přibližuje jejich provázanost.
Time perspective is a specific way of designing the flow of time into past, present and future framework. Zimbardo speaks of an ideal and balanced time perspective as the best possible ways of setting our minds. Many people tend to overestimate only one time frame and ignore the others, which often results in amaladaptive way of thinking, behavior and experience. Time perspective was examined in the context of a wide variety of psychological and psychopathological phenomena. The article gives insight to their relationship.
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