Five items capture the degree to which a person subjectively feels, in the present moment, that they have an ample and unhurried sense of time. Two items assess time expansion and boundlessness; three reverse-scored items assess feelings of time constriction, urgency, and insufficiency. The scale targets the immediate, felt experience of time rather than objective time availability or time use, making it a sensitive measure for experimentally induced states of time scarcity or abundance.
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