Time Perspective and Well-Being: Swedish Survey Questionnaires and Data

Publication date: Available online 4 September 2016
Source:Data in Brief
Author(s): Danilo Garcia, Ali Al Nima, Erik Lindskär
The data pertains 448 Swedes' responses to questionnaires on time perspective (Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory), temporal life satisfaction (Temporal Satisfaction with Life Scale), affect (Positive Affect and Negative Affect Schedule), and psychological well-being (Ryff's Scales of Psychological Well-Being—short version). The data was collected among university students and individuals at a training facility (see [1]). Since there were no differences in any of the other background variables, but exercise frequency, all subsequent analyses were conducted on the 448 participants as one single sample. In this article we include the Swedish versions of the questionnaires used to operationalize the time perspective and well-being variables. The data is available, SPSS file, as supplementary material in this article. We used the Expectation-Maximization Algorithm to input missing values. Little's Chi-Square test for Missing Completely at Random showed a χ²=67.25 (df=53, p=.09) for men and χ²=77.65 (df=72, p=.31) for women. These values suggested that the Expectation-Maximization Algorithm was suitable to use on this data for missing data imputation.



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