Aspects of Self-Regulation and Self-Structure as Predictors of Perceived Emotional Distress  

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Insko, Chester A. ; Gramzow, Richard H. ; Panter, A.T. ; Sedikies, Constantine

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 26 no. 2 (2000), page 188-205.
Topik: INFORMATION; information distress; self - structure; self-regulation; predictors
Fulltext: 188PSPB262.pdf (207.33KB)

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Research on the link between the self and emotional distress has produced many measures that have unknown conceptual and empirical interrelations. The authors identified two classes of self-related variables shown previously to be important predictors of emotional distress. The first class, termed self-regulatory variables, included ego - resiliency, ego - control, ego - strength, and hardiness. The second class, termed self - structure variables, included self - complexity, self - discrepancy, self - consistency, self - attitude ambivalence, and role conflict. Using a two-step structural equation modeling (SEM) strategy, the authors examined first the factor structure of this set of measures. Second, they determined that Elasticity and Permeability (two self - regulatory factors) accounted for unique variance in the prediction of perceived emotional distress (Agitation and Dejection), whereas Self - Discrepancy and Self - Complexity (two self - structure factors) did not.

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