Čustva v vsakdanjem življenju

vloga socialne opore in intenzitete čustvovanja pri uporabi in učinkovitosti socialne regulacije čustev

Nikita Adamič (Author), Saša Zorjan (Mentor), Satja Mulej Bratec (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Kljub vse večjemu zanimanju za področje afektivne znanosti s poudarkom na regulaciji čustev ugotavljamo, da primanjkuje raziskav, ki bi se ukvarjale s socialno regulacijo čustev, ki je glede na raziskave pomembno povezana z duševnim zdravjem in kakovostjo življenja. Zato smo v magistrskem delu preučili uporabo in učinkovitost socialne regulacije čustev v vsakdanjem življenju v povezavi z dejavnikoma socialne opore in intenzitete čustvovanja. Izvedena je bila raziskava z intenzivnim raziskovalnim načrtom, ki je vključevala 205 mladih odraslih posameznikov, ti pa so v študiji sodelovali teden dni s pomočjo posebne aplikacije za mobilne telefone. Analize rezultatov so bile izvedene na podlagi povprečja longitudinalno pridobljenih podatkov. Ključni izsledki tekom raziskovanja kažejo, da se zaznana socialna opora negativno povezuje z zatiranjem izražanja čustev in pozitivno povezuje s socialnim deljenjem. Zatiranje izražanja čustev je pozitivno povezano z negativnim afektom in socialno deljenje je pozitivno povezano s pozitivnim kot tudi z negativnim afektom. Socialna opora in intenziteta čustvovanja predstavljata značilna moderatorja odnosa med socialnim deljenjem in negativnim afektom. Socialno deljenje mediira odnos med socialno oporo in afektivnim stanjem. Raziskava, kot ena izmed prvih na tem področju, daje izhodišča za nadaljnje raziskovanje kontekstualnih dejavnikov socialne regulacije čustev, s čimer bi lahko prispevali k bolj izpopolnjenemu in celovitemu razumevanju fleksibilnosti le-te.

Keywords

socialna regulacija čustev;zatiranje izražanja čustev;socialno deljenje;socialna opora;intenziteta čustvovanja;magistrska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2022
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UM FF - Faculty of Arts
Publisher:	[N. Adamič]
UDC:	159.942(043.2)
COBISS:	124535043
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Emotions in everyday life: the role of social support and intensity of emotion in the use and effectiveness of social regulation of emotions
Secondary abstract:	Despite the growing interest in the field of affective science with an emphasis on emotion regulation, we note that there is a lack of research dealing with social emotion regulation, which, according to research, is significantly related to mental health and quality of life. For this reason, this master's thesis examines the use and effectiveness of social emotion regulation in everyday life in connection with the factors of social support and emotion intensity. A study was conducted with an intensive research design involving 205 young adults who participated in a week-long study using a particular mobile phone application. Analyzes of the results were performed based on the averaging of the longitudinally obtained data. The key findings of the research are that perceived social support is negatively associated with expressive suppression and positively associated with social sharing. Furthermore, expressive suppression is positively related to negative affect, and social sharing is positively related to positive and negative affect. Social support and emotion intensity represent significant moderators of the relation between social sharing and negative affect. Social sharing mediates the relationship between social support and affective state. As one of the first in this field, the research provides a starting point for further research into the contextual factors of social emotion regulation, which could contribute to a more sophisticated and comprehensive understanding of its flexibility.
Secondary keywords:	social emotion regulation;expressive suppression;social sharing;social support;emotion intensity;master theses;Čustva;Čustvenost;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Filozofska fak., Oddelek za psihologijo
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (IX, 72 str.))
ID:	16521787