探索黑暗人格特质在 "痛苦-嫉妒 "动力学中的作用:多尺度分析和调节效应的启示

IF 1.2 Q4 PSYCHIATRY
Ãngela Leite, Rafaela Castro
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本研究旨在探讨黑暗人格特质如何影响苦恼与嫉妒之间的相互作用。我们首先评估了用于评估嫉妒、性格和痛苦的量表是否适合我们的研究人群,检查了它们在不同关系状态下的表现,并确保了它们的可靠性。然后,通过相关分析、回归分析和调节分析,我们研究了这些量表之间的关系。结果显示,马基雅维利主义和自恋在痛苦-嫉妒关系中起调节作用。具体来说,马基雅维利主义调节了总体苦恼与其心理状态和行为嫉妒之间的联系,而自恋则调节了总体苦恼与其心理状态、行为嫉妒、认知嫉妒和总体嫉妒之间的联系。此外,较长的关系持续时间、较高水平的苦恼和马基雅维利主义共同影响了嫉妒总分。这些发现加深了我们对嫉妒的复杂性和潜在因素的理解。
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Exploring the Role of Dark Personality Traits in Embitterment–Jealousy Dynamics: Insights from a Multi-Scale Analysis and Moderation Effects
This study aimed to explore how dark personality traits influence the interplay between embitterment and jealousy. We first assessed the appropriateness of the scales used to assess jealousy, personality, and embitterment for our study population, examining their performance across different relationship statuses and ensuring their reliability. Then, through correlation, regression, and moderation analyses, we investigated the relationships among these measures. Our results revealed that Machiavellianism and narcissism act as moderators in the embitterment–jealousy relationship. Specifically, Machiavellianism moderated associations between overall embitterment and its psychological state and behavioral jealousy, while narcissism moderated connections between total embitterment and its psychological state, behavioral jealousy, cognitive jealousy, and overall jealousy. Furthermore, the combined influence of a longer relationship duration and higher levels of embitterment and Machiavellianism contributed to total jealousy scores. These findings deepen our comprehension of jealousy’s intricacies and the underlying factors at play.
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