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Showing 1 to 20 of 46 for “"Negative affectivity"”.
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Coping with multiple sclerosis: The role of negative affectivity
… models with hypothesized relationships among negative affectivity, physical disability, internal health locus of control, and negative mood were tested. It was hypothesized that negative affectivity would be a significant predictor of negative mood and that self-reported physical disability …
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Ego Identity Development as a Mediator Between Negative Affectivity and Wellness of College Students
… This research studied the relationships between negative affectivity (i.e., depression, anxiety, and stress), ego identity development, and wellness of traditionally-aged undergraduate college students. It also tested if ego identity development mediates the relationship between negative …
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Differentiating Externalizing Behaviors in Early Childhood: The Role of Negative Affectivity and Attentional Control
… impulsivity. In situations of low regulation, negative affectivity may differentially predispose children to these behaviors due to a reactive propensity for anger and frustration. Attentional control can act to regulate these behaviors through shifting and focusing of attention, but may …
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Preconception Stress, Affect-Biased Attention, and Negative Affectivity: Assessing Pathways and Early Markers of Psychopathological Risk in Infancy and Childhood
… and postnatal experiences influence negative affectivity, a robust and transdiagnostic risk factor for later psychiatric symptoms. The present dissertation accomplished this goal by completing two independent studies, each of which are presented in the format of standalone journal …
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The Effects Of Anxiety and Depression on Children's Utilization of Medical Health Care Services
… somatization) as well as children's level of negative affectivity and demographic variables (age and sex). A hierarchical regression analysis was used to examine the effects of each of these variables on rate of physician utilization and to control for the effects of demographic factors, …
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Autonomy support, control, and structure at dinnertime: Contributions of parenting and temperament in predicting child adjustment
… support seemed beneficial for children with high negative affectivity, while mothers’ control and mothers’ and fathers’ structure were related to more behavioral problems among children with low negative affectivity.
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Infant-father attachment: Infant and father antecedents
… dyads who completed both assessments. Paternal negative affectivity, a personality dimension resembling neuroticism, differentiated resistant dyads from secure and avoidant dyads. Fathers of resistant infants were higher on negative affectivity. Fathers' reports of smiling and laughter and …
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The influence of biographical characteristics on emotional concerns of new first-year students at the University of Zululand
… were identified as belonging emotions, positive affectivity, negative affectivity and pathological emotions. From the correlation analysis, the study revealed that age of the New First Year Students (NFYS) was not related to the three emotional constructs of negative affectivity, pathological and …
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The impact of type d personality traits on college students with and without disabilities career readiness
… in regards to career thoughts. The presence of negative affectivity had an adverse effect on overall career thoughts, decision-making confusion, and commitment anxiety for both individuals with and without disabilities as a whole. An analysis based on group differences indicated that the …
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Does Temperament Differentially Influence Study Completion Rates for 18 and 24-Month-Olds Participating in a Remote Study?
… and study completion, and that both negative affectivity and surgency would negatively influence participation in the remote study. Both effortful control and negative affectivity were not significantly related to participation, while surgency positively related to participation.
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Social identity versus personal identity : an investigation into the interaction of group and personal status with collective and with personal self-esteem on ingroup favouritism
… to self favouritism when the group made a negative contribution to identity than when it did not. This result was explained through a social identity self-enhancement and self-consistency framework. Males showed more self favouritism than females. This study did not confirm predictions of …
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The Direct and Interactive Effects of Life Stressors and Dispositional Traits in the Prediction of Youth Psychopathology
… for stressors were positively correlated with negative affectivity, supporting the hypothesis that negative affectivity influences appraisal of stressors. Overall, this research elucidates idiographic responses to stressors in youth, and therefore has implications for assessment, prevention, …
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Attentional Bias Toward Pain-Related Pictorial Stimuli Among Individuals With Migraine Following Negative Mood Induction
… of the fear-avoidance model (i.e., fear of pain, negative affectivity, and anxiety sensitivity) on attentional biases to pain-related pictorial stimuli among individuals with migraine. A mood-induction procedure was used to experimentally manipulate negative affectivity. Contrary to hypotheses, …
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The Enhanced Effectiveness of Parent Education with an Emotion Socialization Component
… to address the concepts of effortful control and negative affectivity, two important components of child temperament, and their effects on children's behavior. Research has suggested that children who are emotionally regulated develop greater social competence, resulting in better, more positive, …
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Clarifying the Nature of Pain-Related Anxiety: Implications for Assessment and Treatment of Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain
… anxiety, AS, social anxiety, fear of negative evaluation, and general negative affectivity (i.e., depression, trait anxiety). They underwent a pain induction task intended to elicit pain-related anxiety and a mental arithmetic task intended to elicit social-evaluative anxiety. Data …
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Exploring individual and organizational level antecedents of experienced workplace incivility
… the individual characteristics of agreeableness, negative affectivity, and emotional stability, and organizational (work) characteristics including social and contextual factors. Three competing models linking these antecedents to experienced workplace incivility were developed. One hundred …
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Äidin raskaudenaikaisen masennuksen yhteys lapsen temperamenttipiirteisiin kuuden kuukauden iässä
… in the mother's system during pregnancy has a negative effect on fetal development. According to research, early exposure to glucocorticoids may have a lasting effect on the offspring's neural development, and these effects may manifest in various ways in the child's development. The hypothesis …
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