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Current Issues in Personality Psychology
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ISSN 2353-4192 · Termedia Publishing House · 373 artikel di indeks
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A Polish-language version of the Savoring Beliefs Inventory
Background Savoring, the ability to focus on and appreciate the positive aspects of experience, is an important aspect of well-being. To provide a measure to study savoring among speakers of Polish, we created a Polish-language version of Bryant’s Savoring Beliefs Inventory (SBI), which is in…
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I can't stop thinking about it: The mediating role of rumination in the relationship between humiliation and happiness
Background This study explored the relationship between humiliation, rumination and happiness. Humiliation is a very difficult and intense emotion that can be ruminated upon by an individual, with a consequent reduction in well-being. The introduction highlights the importance of dimensions of…
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Am I wrong? I’m never wrong: the relationship between Dark Triad, child-parent conflict, parental burnout, and perceived social support in a sample of Japanese parents
Background The Dark Triad of personality has been related to various negative social outcomes, including challenges in interpersonal situations, such as conflicts within the family and parenting dynamics. The present study aimed to explore the relationship between dark personality traits…
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Assessing mentalizing beyond personality pathology: exploring the psychometric properties of the Slovak version of the CAMSQ and its associations with personality traits and well-being
Background The Certainty About Mental States Questionnaire (CAMSQ) is a recently developed measure of mentalizing designed to assess certainty about one’s own and others’ mental states. While it was originally validated using personality pathology measures, this study explores the relevance of the…
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“I have problems and I have fun”: Funniness ratings of memes about psychological problems reflect how people relate them to themselves and correlate with rumination, reflection, self-liking, and self-competence
Background Some internet memes relate to specific psychological problems, such as pessimism, anxiety, procrastination, depression, masking feelings, social isolation, and coping with problems. We compared participants’ funniness ratings and perceived self-relatedness of these memes, moderated by…
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Navigating the path to authenticity: identity processes across various life domains
Background Authenticity, characterized by internal coherence, fidelity to oneself, and resistance to external influences, may be considered as one of the consequences of resolution of identity dilemmas. This study investigated the identity-based underpinnings of authenticity, examining potential…
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Disconnection from social others: a RULS Loneliness Short Scale
Background This study aimed to develop a brief, psychometrically sound scale for assessing loneliness. Participants and procedure A total of 39 unidimensional models derived from the Revised UCLA Loneliness Scale (RULS) were evaluated. In the first study, robust fit indices and construct…
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Beliefs about negative emotions and emotional eating: the role of rumination and body mass index
Background Emotion beliefs are cognitive processes that influence how emotions are regulated, with important implications for well-being. Maladaptive beliefs about emotions may be associated with the use of less adaptive emotion regulation strategies, such as rumination, and may contribute to…
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Why do people stigmatize depression? Need for cognitive closure and materialism as risk factors
Background Despite various anti-stigma initiatives, the stigmatization of individuals suffering from depression remains a significant issue. While previous studies have examined the influence of demographic factors on self-stigma related to depression, there is a notable lack of research exploring…
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Psychometric properties of the Spanish adaptation of the Highly Sensitive Child Scale for use with adults
Background Sensory processing sensitivity is the capacity to detect and interpret external and internal stimuli, which varies significantly among individuals. The Highly Sensitive Person Scale (HSPS) is a widely used tool for measuring this personality trait. To extend this research to children and…
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Development and psychometric properties of the short Polish version of the Pictorial Scale of Perceived Competence and Social Acceptance for Young Children (PSPCSA)
Background The Pictorial Scale of Perceived Competence and Social Acceptance for Young Children (PSPCSA) is an instrument widely used among researchers to assess young children’s self-perceptions. In two studies, we aimed to develop and validate a shortened version of the PSPCSA in Polish…
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Perceived parenting style and grit as predictors of self-concept of adolescents aged 10-20 in Slovakia
Background In the present study, we focused on examining the relationship between parenting styles, self-concept, and grit. We conceptualized self-concept as a three-dimensional variable with cognitive, emotional, and conative dimensions. Parenting style was defined using emotional relationships…
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Developmental Crisis Questionnaire (DCQ-12): psychometric characteristics of the Czech version among adult respondents
Background This study examined the psychometric properties of the Czech version of the Developmental Crisis Questionnaire (DCQ-12), assessing its internal consistency, factor structure, and associations with psychosocial variables such as self-esteem, social support, life satisfaction, negative…
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Coping strategies and well-being among young Polish adults: the mediating role of inner dialogues
Background In previous research, the fourteen coping strategies proposed by Carver have been assigned to two categories: adaptive (planning, active coping, positive reframing, acceptance, using emotional and instrumental support, religion, and humor) and maladaptive (self-blame, denial…
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Examination of the role of dispositional and state suspicion in deceptive ratings and veracity judgments
Background How suspicious individuals are about some information affects how they judge whether the information is truthful. Being suspicious increases the possibility of one making a lie judgment about others (judging that others are lying); however, previous research has rarely distinguished…
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The mediating role of mindfulness between attachment style and self-concept clarity within a dyadic context
Background Previous research has found that attachment style is associated with self-concept clarity, and mindfulness mediates this association at an individual level. However, there is currently a lack of research on the relationship between attachment style, mindfulness, and self-concept clarity…
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Connecting the dots between narcissism and fame appeal: the role of imaginary audience fantasies
Background Although prior research has found a significant association between narcissistic tendencies and fame interest, details regarding the particular nature of this relationship remain to be elucidated. The present online survey study (N = 355) replicates and extends prior research examining…
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Openness to experience and innovative work behavior: workplace politics harms the innovativeness of those low on openness
Background Work innovation is essential to both employee and organizational success in today’s highly competitive work environment. Although scholars have found personality (e.g., openness to experience) to relate to innovative work behavior, only some research has examined how context might…
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Empathy types in medical and pedagogical professions
Background The aim of the study was to find out whether certain types of empathy are over- or underrepresented in medical and educational professions. We used the following four types of empathy profiles: “Situation-dependent altruists” (A) have high affective and cognitive empathy aspects with…
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Validation of the Polish Self and Interpersonal Functioning Scale (SIFS-PL) in community and clinical samples
Background The aim of this study was to examine the psychometric properties of the Polish version of the Self and Interpersonal Functioning Scale (SIFS-PL). The scale is designed to assess Criterion A of the DSM-5 Alternative Model of Personality Disorders (AMPD) – the four core elements of…