Confidants' feedback and traumatic life events
Confidants' feedback and traumatic life events
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知己的反馈和创伤性生活事件
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发表时间：
1995
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
Benjamin L. Johnston
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作者：
A. E. Kelly;Matthew E. Coenen;Benjamin L. Johnston
106名本科生（83名女性和23名男性）完成了关于他们最具创伤性的生活事件的调查，他们在向他人披露事件后收到的反馈，以及他们在披露后的感受。结果表明，他们在披露后感觉越好，他们在研究时对事件的想法就越少。此外，创伤越是个人的，他们在披露后的感觉就越糟糕，他们对创伤的不安就越大。然而，积极性（例如，他们的知己的反馈和他们目前的干扰程度）。对理解倾诉创伤事件和解决这些事件周围的感情之间的复杂关系的影响进行了讨论。
One hundred six undergraduate (83 women and 23 men) completed surveys concerning their most traumatic life event, the feedback they received following their disclosure of the event to others, and how they felt after the disclosure. Results indicated that the better they felt after disclosure, the less disturbed they were by thoughts of the event at the time of the study. In addition, the more personal the trauma was, the worse they felt after their disclosure, and the more disturbed they were about the trauma. However, no significant relation existed between the positivity (e.g., supportiveness) of their confidant's feedback and their present degree of disturbance. Implications for understanding the complex relation between confiding traumatic events and resolving feelings surrounding those events were discussed.
影响因子：
5.9
作者：
J. Pennebaker;J. Kiecolt-Glaser;R. Glaser
通讯作者：
J. Pennebaker;J. Kiecolt-Glaser;R. Glaser