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Need for Closure and Leisure of Youngsters [PDF]
, 2004 We introduce Need for Closure (NFCL) as a potential individual characteristic that can help explain and predict individual differences in engagement in leisure activities. Results show that high (versus low) NFCL youngsters engage more in leisure activities like fun shopping, while low (versus high) youngsters go more to pubs and parties, visit or host
I. VERMEIR, M. GEUENS
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Acculturation Attitudes, Need for Cognitive Closure, and Adaptation of Immigrants
The Journal of Social Psychology, 2002The author validated Berry's model of acculturation (J. W. Berry, 1990a, 1990b, 1991; J. W. Berry, U. Kim, S. Power, M. Young, & M. Bujaki, 1989) and examined the relation between acculturation attitudes and sociocultural and psychological adaptation among Croatian and Polish immigrants to Italy, 2 groups whose cultures are not very different from the ...
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Need for Closure and Youngsters’ Leisure Time Preferences [PDF]
, 2005 The Need for Closure is introduced as an individual characteristic that can help explain individual differences in engagement in leisure activities. Both a leisure engagement inventory and a validated Dutch version of the Need for Closure Scale were administered to a convenience sample of 1035 young adults aged between 15 and 24 of which about 54% were
I. VERMEIR, M. GEUENS
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Individual differences in need for closure and voting
2008Two longitudinal studies investigated the relationship between dispositional need for closure and voting behaviour. It wits hypothesized that need for closure wits linearly related with voting for more conservative Italian parties. The first study (N = 243) wits conducted during the 2004 European elections.
CHIRUMBOLO, Antonio, LEONE, Luigi
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