43(4)
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2012 / 6
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pp. 735 - 762
完美主義與學習困擾、正負向情感 之關係:反芻思考之中介效果
The Relations Among Perfectionism, Learning Problem, and Positive and Negative Affect: The Mediating Effect of Rumination
作者
方紫薇 Tzu-Wei Fang
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(國立交通大學 教育研究所 Institute of Education National Chiao Tung University)
方紫薇 Tzu-Wei Fang
*
國立交通大學 教育研究所 Institute of Education National Chiao Tung University
中文摘要
研究目的:1. 檢視完美主義各分量表之分數對學習困擾及正負向情感之預測。2. 檢證反芻思 考在完美主義與正負向情感間、或完美主義與學業困擾間之中介效果。研究方法:本研究針 對大學生進行調查研究,共施測 941 位大學生(426 男,515 女)。研究結果:經統計分析後 其結果顯示 1. 完美主義各分量表之分數對正負向情感及學習困擾皆能有效預測,其中尤以自 我批評之預測力最高。2. 功能性反芻在正向完美主義與正向情感具有部份中介之效果。反思 反芻在負向完美主義與負向情感、學習困擾間皆具有部份中介之效果。憂思反芻不只在正向 完美主義與正向情感間具有部份中介之效果,並且在負向完美主義與負向情感間、學習困擾 間皆具有部份中介之效果。
英文摘要
Purpose: Two purposes of this study were (a) to understand which variables of perfectionism can effectively predict the scores of learning problem and positive/negative affect; (b) to examine the mediating effectiveness of rumination on the relationships between perfectionism and learning problem, and between perfectionism and positive/negative affect. In this study, we conducted a survey of 941 undergraduate students (426 males and 515 females). Results: (a) Most of the perfectionism subscales can effectively predict the scores of learning problem and positive/negative affect. Especially, self-critical is the strongest predictor of the scores of learning problem and positive/negative affect. (b) Whereas functional rumination partially mediated the relationship between positive perfectionism and positive affect, reflective rumination partially mediated the relationship between negative perfectionism and negative affect/learning problem. Finally, brooding rumination partially mediated both the relationship between positive perfectionism and positive affect and the relationship between negative perfectionism and negative affect/learning problem. The implications of the findings, limitations and future research directions were discussed at the end of this paper.
中文關鍵字
反芻思考;正負向情感;完美主義;學習困擾
英文關鍵字
learning problem; perfectionism; positive and negative affect; rumination