Does Contingent Self-Esteem Increase During Higher Education?
Does Contingent Self-Esteem Increase During Higher Education?
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高等教育期间的偶然自尊会增加吗?
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2012
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通讯作者:
P. Gustavsson
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作者:
L. Hallsten;A. Rudman;P. Gustavsson
Contingent self-esteem has been identified as a marker of psychological vulnerability. The assumption that contingent self-esteem is influenced by socialization processes was examined in a prospective national cohort study of 1,220 Swedish nursing students during their three-year education. Contingent self-esteem was annually assessed by a measure of performance-based self-esteem. Mean levels of performance-based self-esteem increased from the first to the later years of education, and the increase over one year was greater for the nursing students than for a matched group of work employees. These data suggest that participation in higher education could be associated with increased contingent self-esteem. The findings also introduce questions about whether investment in a professional role may foster vulnerability, thereby raising issues for the social investment principle.
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B. Roberts;A. Caspi;T. Moffitt;T. Moffitt
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B. Roberts;A. Caspi;T. Moffitt;T. Moffitt