越轨同伴联想对双系统模型发展的影响：抵抗同伴影响的保护作用

IF 1.7 3区心理学 Q3 PSYCHOLOGY, DEVELOPMENTAL

Applied Developmental Science Pub Date : 2022-07-21 DOI:10.1080/10888691.2022.2102008

Thomas W. Wojciechowski

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摘要

摘要很少有研究考察了同伴影响对双系统模型结构发展的影响，并考察了青少年（年龄：14-26岁；～86%为男性）之间这些关系中的保护因素。本研究考察了越轨同伴联想对感觉寻求和冲动控制发展的预测相关性，以及抵抗同伴影响的调节作用。分析了Desistance的路径数据。混合效应模型检验了异常同伴联想对冲动控制和感觉寻求的直接影响，并确定了对同伴影响的抵抗是否调节了这些关系。研究结果表明，更大的越轨同伴联想与感觉寻求的增加和冲动控制的降低有关。对同伴影响的抵抗缓冲了异常同伴关联对冲动控制的影响，如显著负系数所示。其他分析表明，这种调节效应只与较低水平的越轨同伴关联有关。感觉寻求没有观察到适度。

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The influence of deviant peer association on dual systems model development: the protective role of resistance to peer influence

Abstract Little research has examined the relevance of peer influences for impacting development of dual systems model constructs and examined protective factors in these relationships among adolescents (Ages: 14-26; ∼86% male). This study examined the relevance of deviant peer association for predicting development of sensation-seeking and impulse control and the moderating role of resistance to peer influence. The Pathways to Desistance data were analyzed. Mixed effects models examined the direct effect of deviant peer association on impulse control and sensation-seeking and determine whether resistance to peer influence moderated these relationships. Findings indicated that greater deviant peer association was associated with increased sensation-seeking and lower impulse control. Resistance to peer influence buffered the effects of deviant peer association on impulse control, as indicated by a significant and negative coefficient. Additional analyses indicated that this moderation effect was only relevant at lower levels of deviant peer association. Moderation was not observed for sensation-seeking.

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Applied Developmental Science PSYCHOLOGY, DEVELOPMENTAL-

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12.00

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2.60%

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