From narrative coherence to psychological and social well-being: The moderator role of autonomous-related self
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The current study investigated the moderator role of self-construals in the relationship between narrative coherence and psychological and social well-being. 191 emerging adults between the ages of 18-25 participated to the study. Narrative Writing Task, Autonomous-Related Self Scale (ARSS), Psychological Well-Being Scale (PWBS), and Social Well-Being Scale (SWBS) were completed by participants. The results demonstrated that autonomous-related self moderate the relationship between narrative coherence and two types of well-being. In other words, as autonomous-related self-contrual level gets higher, the relationship between narrative coherence and psychological and social well-being becomes stronger. The current study proved the predictive value of both autonomy and relatedness for the relationship betwen narrative coherence and well-being. Keywords: Narrative Coherence, Psychological Well-Being, Social Well-Being, Autonomous-Related Self, Self Construals
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Safiye Sena Dökmeci
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TED University
Gelişim Odaklı Klinik Çocuk ve Ergen Psikolojisi Bilim Dalı
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Safiye Sena Dökmeci (Master Thesis). From narrative coherence to psychological and social well-being: The moderator role of autonomous-related self, 2022, TED University.
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