自我领导在种族认同态度、心理健康结果和种族相关压力之间的联系中的中介作用

IF 0.4 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Timothy K. Phillips, Ashley L. Rose, M. L. Strickland
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摘要

摘要简介:在过去的几十年里,家庭内部系统(IFS)疗法越来越受欢迎,尤其是在治疗情绪障碍方面表现出了很好的实用性。然而,国际单项体育联合会的研究人员尚未专门探讨其与美国黑人人口的相关性。目的:本研究调查了自我领导、种族认同态度、种族相关压力和心理健康结果之间的关系。具体而言,这项研究考察了自我领导作为黑人种族认同态度与种族相关压力体验和心理健康结果之间关系的潜在中介。方法:参与者(N=79)是完成自我报告清单的黑人认同本科生。使用SPSS进行中介分析。结果:自我领导显著预测了不那么严重的负面心理健康结果。此外,自我领导完全介导了遭遇前的自我仇恨态度与心理健康结果之间的关系,而自我领导部分介导了多元文化包容态度与制度性种族主义压力之间的关系。结论:研究结果表明,IFS的一个主要组成部分,自我领导,对未来的黑人临床人群具有潜在的效用。
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The Mediating Role of Self-Leadership in the link between Racial Identity Attitudes, Mental Health Outcomes, and Race Related Stress
ABSTRACT Introduction: Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy has grown in popularity over the last several decades, demonstrating promising utility, especially in the treatment of mood disorders. However, IFS researchers have yet to explore its relevance specifically for Black populations in the United States. Objective: The present study investigated relationships between self-leadership, racial identity attitudes, race related stress, and mental health outcomes. Specifically, this study examined self-leadership as a potential mediator in the relationship between Black racial identity attitudes and the experience of race-related stress and mental health outcomes Methods: Participants (N = 79) were Black-identifying undergraduate students who completed self-report inventories. Mediation analyses were conducted using SPSS. Results: Self-leadership significantly predicted less severe negative mental health outcomes. Additionally, self-leadership fully mediated the relationship between the pre-encounter attitude of self-hatred and mental health outcomes, and self-leadership partially mediated the relationship between multiculturalist inclusive attitudes and stress due to institutional racism. Conclusion: Findings point to the potential utility of a major component of IFS, self-leadership, for future Black clinical populations.
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