Mediating roles of body connectedness and mindfulness in the relationship between separation-individuation and somatization
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The aim of this study is to determine the relationships between separation individuation, somatization, body dissociation and body awareness (body connectedness) and mindfulness variables and to investigate the mediating roles of body dissociation, body awareness and mindfulness levels in the relationship between separation individuation and somatization. The sample of the study consists of 367 people between the ages of 20-65 (Mean=38.84; SD=11.30). Informed Consent Form, Sociodemographic Form, Separation Individuation Inventory (SII), Somatization Scale, Body Connectedness Scale and Freiburg Mindfulness Inventory were administered to the participants, respectively. Statistical analysis shows that body dissociation partially mediates the relationship between separation-individuation and somatization levels. Also, mindfulness does not mediate the relationship between separation individuation and somatization levels.
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İlknur İnci
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İlknur İnci (Doctorate thesis). Mediating roles of body connectedness and mindfulness in the relationship between separation-individuation and somatization, 2022, Doğuş University.
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