The moderation impacts of psychosomatic inflexibility and hypersensitivity towards uncertainty on the correlation between quarantine phase and emotional and psychological well-being during COVID-19

IF 0.9 4区心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

American Journal of Psychology Pub Date : 2021-05-12 DOI:10.47672/ajp.711

Shagufta Batool, Fang Shuanghu

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Abstract

Purpose: Present study was an empirical attempt is to examine impacts of psychosomatic inflexibility and hypersensitivity towards uncertainty on the correlation between quarantine phase and emotional and psychological well-being during COVID-19. Methodology: A survey research was conducted among the targeted set for the collection of data. The sample of the current study comprised of students and working individuals (N = 300). Sample was approached using convenience sampling technique. Depression anxiety stress scale (DASS), Valuing questionnaire (VQ) and WHO-5 Well-being Index were used to measure the relevant constructs. Analysis involved frequency, distributive, correlation, regression and moderation analysis to examine the required relationship between the constructs. Findings: Correlation analysis showed that those individuals have high level of psychological inflexibility and uncertainty as they scored high on DASS and low on VQ and WHO 5 scale. In the end, limitations, suggestions, and practical implications have also been thoroughly discussed.

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新冠肺炎期间，身心灵活性和对不确定性的敏感性对隔离阶段与情绪和心理健康之间相关性的调节影响

目的:本研究是一项实证尝试，旨在探讨COVID-19期间心身不灵活性和对不确定性的超敏反应对隔离阶段与情绪和心理健康的相关性的影响。方法:在调查对象中进行调查研究，收集数据。本研究的样本包括学生和在职个人(N = 300)。采用方便抽样技术对样本进行处理。采用抑郁焦虑压力量表(DASS)、评价问卷(VQ)和WHO-5幸福感指数对相关构式进行测量。分析包括频率分析、分布分析、相关分析、回归分析和适度分析，以检验构念之间所需的关系。结果:相关分析表明，这些个体的DASS得分高，VQ和WHO 5得分低，具有较高的心理不灵活性和不确定性。最后，对局限性、建议和现实意义进行了深入的讨论。

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American Journal of Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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1.30

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7.70%

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