Differences in psychological distress, resilience and cognitive emotional regulation strategies in adults during the Coronavirus pandemic: A cross-cultural study of Poland and Spain.

IF 1.4 4区心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY

Anales De Psicologia Pub Date : 2022-04-19 DOI:10.6018/analesps.462421

R. Palomera, Sara González-Yubero, J. Mojsa-Kaja, K. Szklarczyk-Smolana

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Background. The objective of this cross-cultural study was to analyze the differences in resilience, cognitive emotion regulation strategies (CERS), as well as psychological distress during the COVID-19 pandemic between Poland and Spain. Method. An online survey was conducted on a sample of 1,182 adults. A MANOVA analysis was carried out to examine the differences in the studied variables between these countries. This was followed by MANCOVA analysis to control for gender and age. Linear regression analyses segmented by country were conducted in order to identify psychological distress prediction models. Results. Polish population was characterized by higher levels of anxiety, less resilience and more maladaptive CERS during the lockdown. Spanish population was more affected by stress but used more adaptable CERS and was more resilient. Age and female gender appeared as risk factors of psychological distress in Spain. The psychological distress prediction models were found to be different between both countries: adaptive CERS was predictive only in Spain, and resilience was predictive only in Poland. Conclusions. This study could guide in initiatives for the promotion of psychological well-being as a way to prevent psychopathological disorders during the pandemic. Antecedentes. El objetivo de este estudio transcultural fue analizar las diferencias en resiliencia, estrategias de regulación cognitiva de las emociones (CERS) y distress psicológico durante la pandemia del COVID-19 en Polonia y España. Método. Se realizó una encuesta online en una muestra de 1,182 adultos. Se llevó a cabo un análisis MANOVA para examinar las diferencias en las variables estudiadas entre estos países. Esto fue seguido de un análisis MANCOVA controlando el sexo y la edad. Se realizaron análisis de regresión lineal segmentados por país con el fin de identificar modelos predictivos de distrés psicológico. Resultados. La población polaca se caracterizó por niveles más altos de ansiedad, menos resiliencia y más uso de CERS desadaptativas durante el confinamiento. La población española sufrió más estrés pero utilizó CERS adaptativas y fue más resiliente. La edad y el sexo femenino aparecieron como factores de riesgo de malestar psicológico en España. Se encontró que los modelos de predicción de distrés psicológico fueron diferentes en ambos países: las CERS adaptativas fueron predictivas en España y la resiliencia fue predictiva en Polonia. Conclusiones. Este estudio podría guiar en iniciativas para la promoción del bienestar psicológico como vía para prevenir trastornos psicopatológicos durante la pandemia.

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冠状病毒大流行期间成人心理困扰、恢复力和认知情绪调节策略的差异:波兰和西班牙的跨文化研究

背景。这项跨文化研究的目的是分析波兰和西班牙在新冠疫情期间在复原力、认知情绪调节策略以及心理痛苦方面的差异。方法。对1182名成年人的样本进行了在线调查。进行了一项Manova分析，以审查这些国家之间研究变量的差异。随后进行了曼科娃分析，以控制性别和年龄。按国家进行了线性回归分析，以确定心理疾病预测模型。结果。在封锁期间，波兰人口的特点是焦虑程度较高，复原力较低，CER适应能力较差。西班牙人口受压力的影响更大，但使用了适应性更强、更有弹性的CER。年龄和性别似乎是西班牙心理痛苦的风险因素。发现两国之间的心理灾害预测模型不同：适应性CERS仅在西班牙具有预测性，复原力仅在波兰具有预测性。结论。这项研究可以指导促进心理健康的倡议，作为预防大流行期间心理病理障碍的一种方式。背景。这项跨文化研究的目的是分析波兰和西班牙新冠疫情期间复原力、认知情绪调节策略和心理障碍的差异。方法。对1182名成年人的样本进行了在线调查。进行了一项Manova分析，以检查这些国家之间研究变量的差异。随后进行了曼科娃分析，以控制性别和年龄。按国家进行分段线性回归分析，以确定心理障碍的预测模型。结果。波兰人口的特点是焦虑程度较高，复原力较低，在禁闭期间更多地使用不适应的CER。西班牙人口承受了更大的压力，但使用了适应性更强、更有弹性的CER。年龄和女性是西班牙心理不适的危险因素。发现两个国家的心理障碍预测模型不同：适应性CERS在西班牙是预测性的，复原力在波兰是预测性的。结论。这项研究可以指导促进心理健康的倡议，作为预防大流行期间心理病理疾病的途径。

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Anales De Psicologia 医学-心理学

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期刊介绍： Anales de Psicologia / Annals of Psychology is a multidisciplinary journal of the various thematic areas of scientific psychology. It publishes original research articles and theoretical review in any of its basic, applied and methodological areas included within psychology. Publishing, financing, marketing and distribution corresponds Editum: Editions of the University of Murcia (Spain). The organizational guidelines and editorial policies come from the Editorial Team (elected for four years by the Areas and / or Departments of Psychology at the University of Murcia) and the Editorial Board, composed of scholars and experts from different universities and institutions national and international. It is published in print (ISSN: 0212-9728) since 1984 and in Internet publishing (web) (ISSN: 1695-2294) since 2000. Available online full text in pdf from the vol. 1 1984. Anales de Psicologia / Annals of Psychology maintains a system of exchange with other journals and publications of psychology in the world. Through an free exchange agreement with their respective publishers or entities responsible for editing, these journals and publications are received at the University of Murcia (Biblioteca "Luis Vives", near the Faculty of Psychology) and in return, our journal is sent to libraries and educational and research institutions such centers responsible for editing.