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The mediator role of ontological well-being in the relationship of uniqueness and negative self image in the cases of morbid obesity

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2016
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Situations faced in this process as psychological structure as the birth of the person, and even began to take shape in the womb factors also play a role in shaping the variables of this function. Individuals, self-formation are also shapes the response to the event. The shape of the negative ego, will adversely affect the outlook for individual events and a story of his life will be hosting express more negative perceptions. However itself to be directly related to the formation of self still feel can be considered only as a natural interaction with the structure of this process. In accordance with the results obtained in the study, negative self-formation affects the ontological well-being levels of the individual, the OIO is containing positive subscales activation and hope the level of negative ego an inverse relationship exhibited negative content regret and nothingness dimensions which are the same way relationship negative ego. On the other hand for the OIO and uniqueness it has been determined the existence of a relationship in the opposite direction thereof; the same level of uniqueness hope and activation way, has been shown to exhibit an inverse relationship with remorse and nothingness. Finally, between uniqueness and negative self it is the existence of such a negative relationship. Keywords: Ontological Well Being, Uniqueness, Negative Self, Obesity, Morbid Obesity.

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Damla Özçörekçi

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Damla Özçörekçi (Master Thesis). The mediator role of ontological well-being in the relationship of uniqueness and negative self image in the cases of morbid obesity, 2016, İstanbul Arel University.

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