人格对COVID-19焦虑和反刍的中介作用

IF 0.6 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, EDUCATIONAL

Electronic Journal of Research in Educational Psychology Pub Date : 2021-12-04 DOI:10.31580/jrp.v3i2.2051

R. Bueno, Christian Sandoval, Kali Kali Lilienthal

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摘要

本非实验研究(N=228)的目的是探讨五大人格特质、一般焦虑、COVID-19焦虑和反刍之间的关系。对大学生进行了一份由4个量表组成的在线问卷调查。量表评估了参与者的人格特征、一般焦虑、COVID-19焦虑和反刍。使用Hayes Process Macro(2020)对假设进行了检验。所有四种假设都得到了部分支持。结果表明，外向型人格特质和神经质人格特质对反刍行为有显著影响，这种关系可能由新冠肺炎焦虑介导，也可能受到一般焦虑的调节。研究结果还表明，COVID-19焦虑与反刍时的一般焦虑之间存在联系。

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The Mediating Effects of Personality on COVID-19 Anxiety and Rumination

The purpose of this non-experimental study (N=228) was to explore the relationship between the big five personality traits, general anxiety, COVID-19 Anxiety, and rumination. An online questionnaire consisting of 4 scales was administered to undergraduate students. Scales assessed participant’s personality traits, general anxiety, COVID-19 Anxiety, and rumination. Hypotheses were tested using Hayes Process Macro (2020). All four of the hypotheses were partially supported. Results indicated that the personality traits of extraversion and neuroticism had a significant influence on rumination and that relationship was either mediated by COVID-19 Anxiety and moderated by general anxiety. Findings also indicated a link between COVID-19 Anxiety and general anxiety on rumination.

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Electronic Journal of Research in Educational Psychology PSYCHOLOGY, EDUCATIONAL-

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