Événements vécus et sens de la vie : vers une différenciation des composantes de sens

IF 0.6 4区心理学 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY

Pratiques Psychologiques Pub Date : 2019-12-01 DOI:10.1016/j.prps.2018.08.004

C. Arnoux-Nicolas , L. Sovet , L. Lhotellier , M.-P. Dupont , F. Fertin , J.-L. Bernaud

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Abstract

Meaning in life (MIL) is a multidimensional concept defined as the way individuals understand themselves and understand their relationships with their external environment. Life events play a critical role in the meaning-making process. The purpose of our study was to examine the links between the MIL's components and the life events through three experiential indicators: normative value, subjective value, and locus of control. A questionnaire assessing a large panel of life events and each component of MIL (direction, sensation, signification) was completed by 117 adults. Analysis of intra-individual and inter-individual differences showed strong links between the experiential indicators although they were not completely redundant. Positive life events perceived as a choice with positive effect and negative life events not perceived as a choice with negative effect were significantly correlated with signification. The relevance of looking at life event through a multivariate and phenomenological approach and at the distinctive role of each component of MIL was discussed in terms of research and practice.

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生活事件与生命意义:意义组成部分的分化

生活意义(MIL)是一个多维度的概念，被定义为个体理解自己以及理解自己与外部环境关系的方式。生活事件在意义形成过程中起着至关重要的作用。本研究的目的是通过规范价值、主观价值和控制点这三个经验指标来考察MIL的成分与生活事件之间的联系。117名成年人完成了一份调查问卷，评估了大量的生活事件和MIL的每个组成部分(方向、感觉、意义)。对个体内部和个体间差异的分析表明，经验指标之间有很强的联系，尽管它们并非完全多余。被视为具有积极影响的选择的积极生活事件和未被视为具有消极影响的选择的消极生活事件与意义显著相关。从研究和实践的角度讨论了通过多变量和现象学方法看待生活事件的相关性以及MIL的每个组成部分的独特作用。

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期刊介绍： Pratiques psychologiques is an official publication of the ''Société française de psychologie''. It publishes thematic issues, and concentrates on the applications in the psychological practice. It covers all fields of psychology.