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Time affluence and material affluence
Researchers have considered how time affluence interacts with material affluence.
Time affluence and well-being
Much of the research about time affluence has indicated a positive relationship between having ample time on a daily basis and improved well-being. For example, Kasser and Sheldon's 2009 paper reported that individuals with more time affluence were more likely to enjoy the present moment, experience feelings of autonomy and competence, engage in more intimate relationships, and pursue activities related to personal growth, connections with others, and physical fitness.[1] More recently, Schaupp and Geiger published findings from a quasi-experimental longitudinal study with 96 participants, reporting that mindfulness can increase perceived time affluence and, subsequently, subjective well-being.[2]
- ^ Kasser, Tim; Sheldon, Kennon M. (2009). "Time affluence as a path toward personal happiness and ethical business practice: Empirical evidence from four studies" (PDF). Journal of Business Ethics. 84 (2): 243–255. Retrieved 5 May 2022.
- ^ Schaupp, Julia; Geiger, Sonja (2022). "Mindfulness as a path to fostering time affluence and well-being". Applied Psychology: Health and Well‐Being. 14 (1): 196–214. Retrieved 5 May 2022.