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Interpersona: An International Journal on Personal Relationships
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ISSN 1981-6472 · PsychOpen GOLD/ Leibniz Institute for Psychology · 307 artikel di indeks
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The Hybrid Modern Network Model: A Multi-Technique Framework for Comprehensive Network Analysis
This research addresses the limitations of traditional network models in capturing the complexity and dynamics of real-world social networks. Motivated by the need for a more comprehensive and flexible framework, the study introduces the Hybrid Modern Network Model (HMNM). The HMNM integrates…
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The Role of Gender Identity in Well-Being and Psychosexual Aspects
This study underscores the impact of individuals’ gender identity experiences on their well-being and psychosexuality, drawing data from a sample of 2907 adults in Greece. Utilizing the Gender Identity Scale, we collected responses to transcend the conventional “man – woman” binary. Employing…
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Self- and Not-Self-Determined Solitude: French Version of the Motivation for Solitude Scale
Thomas and Azmitia (2019, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.adolescence.2018.11.004) proposed a short version of the Motivation for Solitude Scale. They tested this short form using a population of emerging adults and adolescents and they presented both the psychometric characteristics of this scale and…
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Experimental Evidence of the Prejudice and Discrimination That Exists Towards Tattooed People in Some Hiring Processes
A considerable body of research has shown having visible tattoos is linked to greater workplace-related discrimination, with some women reporting feeling dehumanized based on their tattoo status within the context of their careers. However, most of this work is qualitative in nature, and little…
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Intergenerational Gender Preferences in Romantic Partner Selection: An Indonesian Perspective
Trends in the transition of gender role expectations that have occurred in the last few decades have slowly shifted the views regarding the characteristics that are deemed important in a romantic partner. Both evolutionary and contemporary perspectives are considered in the effort to better…
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The “Favorite Person” in Borderline Personality Disorder: A Content Analysis of Social Media Posts
In the borderline personality disorder (BPD) online community, shared experience has led to the emergence of the term “favorite person” (FP) to describe a unique interpersonal relationship. Despite its widespread use, this term has not been defined in the scholarly literature. The purpose of this…
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The Impact of Gender Factor on the Formation of Career Aspirations of Military Personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The article examines the prevalence of a discrepancy in career aspirations among students attending military academies, with a particular focus on differences based on gender. The study uses the psycholinguistic research method, specifically a free association experiment. Two stimulus words were…
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Together in a Digital World: Motivational States, Affect, and Relationship Quality in Couples’ Messenger Communication
Our study investigates if couples with a high relationship quality judge their partner’s mental state more accurately. We examine associations between different aspects of empathic accuracy and relationship quality in the context of couples’ messenger communication. We propose a new procedure for…
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“I Need to Belong”: Examining a Negative Halo Effect for Expressions of the Need to Belong
We examine a problem faced by individuals with a high need to belong; expressing a desire for social relationships may make it more difficult to form them. In particular, we suggest expressions of heightened belongingness needs create a negative halo effect whereby people expressing those needs…
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Perceived Instructor’s Emotional Support and its Mediating Effect to Students’ Academic Resilience and Study Engagement: In the Case of a Higher Education Institution in the Philippines
This investigation delved deep into the invisible threads binding student resilience and educational support. Against the backdrop of bustling classrooms and echoing halls, this research sought to unravel how these intertwined factors sculpt students’ academic journeys and well-being. In this…
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Love, Sex, Respect, and Physical Attractiveness in Marital Satisfaction and Remarriage: A Comparison Between Monogamous and Polygynous Marriages
Studies on polygyny have been limited to socio-economic factors. The psychosocial aspects involved in the trend of having more than one wife were not studied earlier. The current study explored the role of love, sex, respect, and physical attractiveness in the marital satisfaction of polygynous…
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Cross-Cultural Examination of the Bifactor Structure and Network Invariance of Dark Triad Items Across Four Countries
Several investigations have addressed the study of dark triad traits only as specific factors and without taking into account countries where these tendencies can be expressed in culturally diverse ways. The present study aimed to analyze and compare quantitative models of the general tendency of…
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The Relation Between Interpersonal Relationship Satisfaction and Spiritual Well-Being in Adults
The purpose of the study is a correlational analysis between interpersonal relationship satisfaction and spiritual well-being in adults. This study is a quantitative, correlational study. Data were collected through purposive sampling technique from different institutes and organizations. The…
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Loneliness, Stigma, and the Tendency for Interpersonal Victimhood Inhibit Compassion for Some but Not All Suffering Social Groups
This study extends recent research on correlates of compassion for suffering social groups. Using a nationally representative sample of 627 U.S. adults, this study used cross-sectional survey data to determine if loneliness, the tendency for interpersonal victimhood, and stigmatizing attitudes held…
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From Strangers to Spouses: Exploring Dyadic Effects of Insecure Attachment and Responsiveness on We-Ness in Indian Arranged Marriages
Dyadic studies have shown that insecure attachment styles, anxiety and avoidance, influence relationship outcomes such as relationship satisfaction, quality, and well-being. However, most of these studies have involved couples in choice-based marriages. Few dyadic studies have investigated the…
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Validation of Romantic Partner Conflict Scale (RPCS) in Pakistani Married Couples: Establishing Measurement Invariance
The present study aimed to translate and validate the Romantic Partner Conflict Scale (RPCS) in Pakistani Married Couples. Forward-Backward Method was applied for translations into Urdu to establish conceptual equivalence and cultural relevance. A sample of 300 married couples was collected for…
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All Is Well in Moderation: Perspectives of Young Adults on Positive and Negative Factors Influencing the Quality of Romantic Relationships
Considerable research confirms that romantic relationships and their quality are one of the top priorities in the lives of individuals, especially as they enter the emerging adulthood stage. It is indisputably relevant to revisit relationship quality factors in research, even though there is…
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Self-Compassion, Psychological Well-Being, and the Quality of Romantic Relationships: A Study With Malaysian Emerging Adults
Self-compassion plays a critical role in romantic relationships in that it improves relationship quality through trust, expressions of love, and commitment, leading to more satisfying relationships and well-being. Fewer studies have examined the role of self-compassion as a relationship enhancing…
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Relations Between Authoritarianism, Just World Beliefs, and the Dark Triad Life Philosophy
This study examines whether latent biases about the world as a dangerous place lead to antisocial tendencies, suggesting that dark personality traits are not necessarily evil but condition-dependent solutions to analogous worldview perceptions. The application of this model indicates that the…
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The Influence of Social and Individual Determinants on the Ukrainian Military During Wartime
Considering the impact of social determinants on the capacity and well-being of Ukrainian military personnel is critical in military conflicts. This study aims to investigate the influence of social and individual factors on the activity level, determination, and resilience of Ukrainian military…