J T Haworth
Biographic Data
| ID | 6302364 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J T Haworth |
| GIVEN NAMES | J T |
| FAMILY NAME | Haworth |
| SIGNATURE | HAWORTH J T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Work, leisure, and psychological well‐being in a sample of young adults
This study of 20 ‘white‐collar’ workers aged 20–30 measured motivation, enjoyment and access to various categories of experience in both work and leisure, and examined their relationship with psychological well‐being on a number of dimensions. The method used a short questionnaire, psychological scales and the innovatory ‘experience sampling methodology’ (ESM) where respondents answer questions in a diary on the receipt of a signal from a pre‐pro…
Psychological well-being and access to categories of experience in unemployed young adults
The study investigated the correlations between a range of important categories of experience and psychological well-being in 22 unemployed young adults. The methods used included questionnaires, psychological scales and Experience Sampling Methodology (ESM) where respondents answer a short series of questions in a diary on the receipt of signals from a personal bleeper. The results showed that in this sample ‘hope for the future’, ‘reduced finan…
Cognitive difficulties in samples of unemployed, middle-aged men
(1990). Cognitive difficulties in samples of unemployed, middle-aged men. Leisure Studies: Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 253-257
Meaningful activity and psychological models of non-employment
Study of the psychology of unemployment has been enhanced by the articulation of two models, one emphasizing personally generated activity: the ‘agency hypothesis’ of Fryer and Payne (1984); the other emphasizing ‘situational factors’: access to key categories of experience primarily provided by employment (Jahoda, 1982). This article broadens the debate to non-employment (unemployment and retirement) and points to a possible synthesis of models …
Time diary sampling of daily activity and intrinsic motivation in unemployed young adults
Meaningful activity and psychological models of non-employment
Study of the psychology of unemployment has been enhanced by the articulation of two models, one emphasizing personally generated activity: the ‘agency hypothesis’ of Fryer and Payne (1984); the other emphasizing ‘situational factors’: access to key categories of experience primarily provided by employment (Jahoda, 1982). This article broadens the debate to non-employment (unemployment and retirement) and points to a possible synthesis of models …
Psychological well-being and access to categories of experience in unemployed young adults
The study investigated the correlations between a range of important categories of experience and psychological well-being in 22 unemployed young adults. The methods used included questionnaires, psychological scales and Experience Sampling Methodology (ESM) where respondents answer a short series of questions in a diary on the receipt of signals from a personal bleeper. The results showed that in this sample ‘hope for the future’, ‘reduced finan…
Work, leisure, and psychological well‐being in a sample of young adults
This study of 20 ‘white‐collar’ workers aged 20–30 measured motivation, enjoyment and access to various categories of experience in both work and leisure, and examined their relationship with psychological well‐being on a number of dimensions. The method used a short questionnaire, psychological scales and the innovatory ‘experience sampling methodology’ (ESM) where respondents answer questions in a diary on the receipt of a signal from a pre‐pro…
Time diary sampling of daily activity and intrinsic motivation in unemployed young adults
Meaningful activity and psychological models of non-employment
Study of the psychology of unemployment has been enhanced by the articulation of two models, one emphasizing personally generated activity: the ‘agency hypothesis’ of Fryer and Payne (1984); the other emphasizing ‘situational factors’: access to key categories of experience primarily provided by employment (Jahoda, 1982). This article broadens the debate to non-employment (unemployment and retirement) and points to a possible synthesis of models …
Time diary sampling of daily activity and intrinsic motivation in unemployed young adults
Cognitive difficulties in samples of unemployed, middle-aged men
(1990). Cognitive difficulties in samples of unemployed, middle-aged men. Leisure Studies: Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 253-257
Psychological well-being and access to categories of experience in unemployed young adults
The study investigated the correlations between a range of important categories of experience and psychological well-being in 22 unemployed young adults. The methods used included questionnaires, psychological scales and Experience Sampling Methodology (ESM) where respondents answer a short series of questions in a diary on the receipt of signals from a personal bleeper. The results showed that in this sample ‘hope for the future’, ‘reduced finan…
Work, leisure, and psychological well‐being in a sample of young adults
This study of 20 ‘white‐collar’ workers aged 20–30 measured motivation, enjoyment and access to various categories of experience in both work and leisure, and examined their relationship with psychological well‐being on a number of dimensions. The method used a short questionnaire, psychological scales and the innovatory ‘experience sampling methodology’ (ESM) where respondents answer questions in a diary on the receipt of a signal from a pre‐pro…
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Experience sampling method (3 works) · Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction (3 works) · Unemployment (3 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Flow Experience in Various Fields (2 works) · Medicine (2 works)