Financial Stress, Attitudes toward Money, and Scores on a Dream Inventory

During stock market losses in 2009 and high unemployment, ratings on the KJP Dream Inventory were correlated with factors of the Money Attitude Scale and items on the Contemporary Financial Stress Inventory for 71 graduate students in Counseling Psychology and Education. Correlations were significan...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Psychological reports 2010-08, Vol.107 (1), p.173-176
Hauptverfasser:	Kroth, Jerry, Mann, Sonia, Cervantes, Carolina, Jaffe, Matthew, Ristic, Vera
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Schlagworte:	Adult Attitude Career Choice Dreams Economic Recession Female Humans Income Male Middle Aged Personality Inventory - statistics & numerical data Risk-Taking Stress, Psychological - psychology Students - psychology Unemployment - psychology
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description	During stock market losses in 2009 and high unemployment, ratings on the KJP Dream Inventory were correlated with factors of the Money Attitude Scale and items on the Contemporary Financial Stress Inventory for 71 graduate students in Counseling Psychology and Education. Correlations were significant for Retention on the Money Attitude Scale with Dissociative Avoidance (−.31), Dreams of falling (.26), Risk-taking in dreams (.24), and Dreaming of being chased (.28). Also, ratings for the Money Attitude Scale of Distrust correlated with Discontentedness in dreams (.33) and Dreams of being chased (.26), Repetitive trauma (.33), Nightmares (.30), and Recurring nightmares (.35). Concern about retention in graduate school due to finances correlated with recalled frequencies of nightmares (.27) and dreams of flying (.25).
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