Investigation of teacher trainees' psychological well-being in terms of time management

Abstract

This study is on teacher trainees' well-being in terms of time management, gender, family relationships, incomes, parents' education levels, residence and grade averages. The participants were 186 students between the ages of 20 and 25. The data were collected with a personal information form, time management inventory and psychological well-being scale and analyzed with Pearson correlation technique, t-test and one-way ANOVA. A positive relationship was found between psychological well-being and time planning but those between the former and attitudes toward time and time-consuming things were not significant. The other significant differences were about family relationships and father's education level.