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The future thinking task is a test adapted from the verbal fluency paradigm. The participant isasked to name as many things as possible that they believe are going to happen in three timeperiodsof the future – the next week, the next year, and the next 5-10 years. Both perceivedpositive and negative future events are asked for. The participant is given one minute undereach condition to generate as many perceived future events as possible during a specified timeperiod. The time periods are presented in a fixed order (next week, next year, and upcoming5-10 years). When both positive and negative future events have been generated for the threetime periods the participant is also asked to rate the likelihood (rated between 1-7 with ahigher rating indicating more likely) that each event will actually happen and to indicate theirexpected emotional response (between –3 and +3, with minus indicating a negative response)if the predicted event were actually to occur. In studies I-III, the future thinking task wasscored using the revised scoring procedure (Godley, et al., 2001; MacLeod, et al., 1998). Inthis procedure composite scores are calculated by multiplying the number of generated itemsfor each time period with the mean likelihood rating and the mean emotional rating for thatperiod and summing these scores for each of the three time periods. For the emotional ratings,negative scores were transformed to positive numbers to make them comparable to thepositive condition scores. Hence, the number of events generated was weighted according tolikelihood and emotional strength. Raw scores of the FTT (i.e., the number of events only)were used in study I in addition to the index.
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