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. The Past Negative and Present Fatalistic relate to worse attitudes, whereas the Past Positive and Present Hedonistic are related to more positive moods. Time Perspective Theory can be related to the context of mental health and psychiatry. Studies show that various mental health issues result in
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theory (hereinafter OFT) aims to explain the adaptive value of foraging decisions (Stephens & Krebs, 1986). These decisions may involve which are the best prey for optimal feeding (MacArthur & Pianka, 1966), how to proceed when prey items occur in patches (Arditi & Dacorogna, 1988), and how to resolve
higher level of SWB than those with lower BTP. To estimate the distance between the ‘optimal BTP’ and the ‘subject’s BTP’, previous studies have suggested to measure the deviation from the optimal BTP. The DBTP represents the distance between an individual’s actual time perspective and the optimal time
correctly is seen as a key skill for teachers and future teachers (Shepard, 2006). However, at the same time, a number of studies have shown that teachers’ judgments of student performance frequently do not meet the criteria of measurement theory such as reliability and validity, but seem to be rather