Four types of individuation

further evidence from two Central-European countries

Maja Zupančič (Avtor), Ulrike Sirsch (Avtor), Žan Lep (Avtor), Tina Kavčič (Avtor)

Povzetek

This study employed the Individuation Test for Emerging Adults-Short (ITEA-S) to identify groups of emerging adults sharing similar individuation profiles (types) in relation to mother and father separately. Two-step clustering procedures of self-report data of Slovenian and Austrian participants suggested four internally replicable types of individuation across parents and countries: dependent, anxious, individuated-related, and individuated-independent. We revealed a moderate cross-parent structural consistency of the types and a fair cross-parent consistency of the participants’ type membership within each country. The structural consistency across countries was moderate for the types in relation to mother, but almost perfect in relation to father. Overall, individuals assigned to the anxious type scored the lowest and those classified as individuated-related scored the highest on emotional and psychological well-being (PWB. The results suggest the robustness of the ITEA-S types across parents in the two countries, and their associations with positive outcomes, supporting the validity of the types.

Ključne besede

prehod v odraslost;osamosvajanje;subjektivno blagostanje;Test osamosvajanja na prehodu v odraslost - krajša različica TOPO-K;Avstrija;Slovenija;Vprašalnik duševnega zdravja – kratka oblika MHC-SF;emerging adulthood;individuation;subjective well being;Individuation test for emerging adults-short ITEA-S;Austria;Slovenia;Mental health continuum - short form MHC-SF;

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Jezik:	Angleški jezik
Leto izida:	2022
Tipologija:	1.01 - Izvirni znanstveni članek
Organizacija:	UL ZF - Zdravstvena fakulteta
UDK:	159.922.8.072(497.4+436)
COBISS:	106854147
ISSN:	2167-6984
Št. ogledov:	208
Št. prenosov:	36
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Sekundarni jezik:	Slovenski jezik
Sekundarni povzetek:	This study employed the Individuation Test for Emerging Adults-Short (ITEA-S) to identify groups of emerging adults sharing similar individuation profiles (types) in relation to mother and father separately. Two-step clustering procedures of self-report data of Slovenian and Austrian participants suggested four internally replicable types of individuation across parents and countries: dependent, anxious, individuated-related, and individuated-independent. We revealed a moderate cross-parent structural consistency of the types and a fair cross-parent consistency of the participants’ type membership within each country. The structural consistency across countries was moderate for the types in relation to mother, but almost perfect in relation to father. Overall, individuals assigned to the anxious type scored the lowest and those classified as individuated-related scored the highest on emotional and psychological well-being (PWB. The results suggest the robustness of the ITEA-S types across parents in the two countries, and their associations with positive outcomes, supporting the validity of the types.
Sekundarne ključne besede:	prehod v odraslost;osamosvajanje;subjektivno blagostanje;Test osamosvajanja na prehodu v odraslost - krajša različica;TOPO-K;Avstrija;Slovenija;Vprašalnik duševnega zdravja – kratka oblika;MHC-SF;
Vrsta dela (COBISS):	Članek v reviji
Strani:	Str. 1-8
Čas izdaje:	28. 04. 2022
DOI:	10.1177/21676968221098822
ID:	15268235