… of time they felt they had in the future). Our account posits that giving time makes people feel
efficacious—like they can get … reflective of feeling less time constrained and more capable: …

… giving time promote more happiness and meaningfulness compared to giving money,
because giving time is better able to fulfill the needs for autonomy, relatedness and competence. …

… Using a nationally representative sample of more than 2,500 multichild households, I find
that time contributions have a statistically significant relationship with number of own children …

… of giving time— especially when it is given to a moral cause. We found that a moral cue …
time aversion even when giving time was perceived to be unpleasant (Study 2), or when the time …

… Therefore, in the next study, we equate the number of questions across conditions by
measuring both intent to give money and intent to give time. We simply alter the order of the “time-…

… Despite the prevalence of these activities, we do not clearly understand the factors that
influence the public to repeatedly give time, money, and blood. With some notable exceptions (eg…

… (whether to give) and the second choice (how much to give) stem … time donations by
examining joint donors, who give money and time, and pure donors, who give either money or time. …

… gives to whom; instead, any member of the system can give … discuss, time bankers providing
favors to fellow time bankers. … ie giving to someone who will not be the one to pay you back…

… Effects of material, social, and psychological incentives for giving and … for giving strongly
increase intentions to give money and time. … were more likely to intend giving and volunteering. …

… you to the wondrous nature of those rewards. We invite you to join us on a journey to
discover the joys of giving—and the impact that “the Generosity Factor™" can have on your life! …