Implication of core beliefs about negative-self in neuroticism.
Implication of core beliefs about negative-self in neuroticism.
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神经质中消极自我核心信念的含义。
DOI:
10.1080/13651501.2020.1764586
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发表时间:
2020
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通讯作者:
Kanno M.
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作者:
Otani K;Suzuki A;Matsumoto Y;Shirata T;Noto K;Kanno M.
Objective:Core beliefs about negative-self are beliefs about self-deficiencies in basic aspects of human adaptation. Meanwhile, neuroticism is a personality trait characterised by negative emotionality, i.e., a tendency to react to stress with negative emotions. The present study tested the hypothesis that core beliefs about negative-self are implicated in neuroticism.Methods:The subjects were 309 Japanese healthy volunteers. Core beliefs about negative-self were evaluated by the Brief Core Schema Scales, and neuroticism was evaluated by the NEO Personality Inventory-Revised.Results:In both multiple regression analysis and structural equation modelling, higher neuroticism was strongly predicted by higher levels of core beliefs about negative-self.Limitations:The present study cannot determine the causal relationship between core beliefs about negative-self and neuroticism, because of its cross sectional design.Conclusions:The present study suggests that core beliefs about negative-self are deeply implicated in neuroticism.Key PointsImplication of core beliefs about negative-self in neuroticism was examined.Neuroticism was predicted by higher levels of these core beliefs.These core beliefs may be involved in negative emotionality of neuroticism.