Agreeableness and interpersonal forgiveness in young adults: the moderating role of gender

Rey, Lourdes; Extremera, Natalio

doi:10.4067/s0718-48082016000200003

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“…People with low levels of agreeableness are suspicious, irritable, uncooperative, and unlikely to reach out to people. [25] Previous research reported that high levels of neuroticism and low levels of agreeableness and extraversion were associated with depression and are risk factors for major depression. [26] This result suggests that participants with low levels of agreeableness and extraversion could be prone to developing depression or other psychological distress.…”

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The relationship between levels of self-esteem and the development of depression in young adults with mild depressive symptoms

Choi

Yun

et al. 2019

Medicine

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Little is known about the relationship between levels of self-esteem and the development of depression in young adults. The present study investigated the relationship between self-esteem and depression to determine whether self-esteem levels are a risk factor for the development of depression in young adults. This study was conducted with 113 college students aged 19 to 35 (major depressive disorder (MDD) n = 44, Mild Depressive Symptoms (MDS) n = 37, Healthy Control n = 32). The levels of clinical symptoms, self-esteem, resilience, social support, and quality of life, as well as personality traits, were assessed (by Patient Health Questionnaire-9, generalized anxiety disease-7, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory-S, Resilience Appraisal Scale, Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale, Quality of Life, and NEO-personality inventory (NEO-PI)). The MDS group with high self-esteem reported having the lowest levels of social support, resilience, agreeableness, and extraversion compared to those of the MDD group and control group with high self-esteem. In contrast, the MDS group with low self-esteem showed no differences in social support, resilience, agreeableness and openness according to the NEO-PI scale. Sex and age had no significant impact on the results. Levels of self-esteem are strongly associated with the development of depression. Results suggest that early intervention for depression in young adults needs to focus on improving their levels of social support, resilience, and positive domains of personality. Further studies on the effects of high self-esteem in the development of depression are warranted.

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The relationship between levels of self-esteem and the development of depression in young adults with mild depressive symptoms

Choi

Yun

et al. 2019

Medicine

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“…Research revealed that college students and youngsters with higher interpersonal forgiveness tendency would present lower revenge tendency after suffering from interpersonal violation (Hu, Zhang, Ja, Zhong, 2005;Rey & Extremera, 2016). In this case, it is proposed in this study that.…”

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A Study on College Students’ Psychology of Revenge and Interpersonal Forgiveness and the Relationship with Health Education

Zhi-yong

Wang

2018

EURASIA J MATH SCI T

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Psychology of revenge is a psychological tendency to directly damage the interpersonal relationship on university campus, while interpersonal forgiveness is the emotion-focused countermeasure and an effective way to resolve interpersonal conflict. This study concerns about the effect of Health Education on college students' psychology of revenge and interpersonal forgiveness. Total 1321 college students of 14 universities in 10 cities in China are investigated the psychology of revenge, interpersonal relationship, and the relationship with Health Education with questionnaire survey. The research reveals that Health Education could effectively reduce college students' psychology of revenge, effectively promote the interpersonal forgiveness, and significantly enhance the negative effects of interpersonal forgiveness on psychology of revenge. Positively promoting college students' participation in Health Education is an important route to enhance the interpersonal relationship as well as an effective way to construct harmonious university campus.

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“…There is a number of approaches to forgiveness, which differ both conceptually and technologically [11][12][13]. Therefore, the formation of deeper adequate idea of forgiveness is an urgent task of education, in particular in the field of psychology, which can promote a change in semantic strategies [14][15][16] that lead to the transformation of negative experiences, harmonization of both intrapersonal and interpersonal space, spiritual growth.…”

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Strategies for regulating the emotional sphere of the personality in the context of digitalization

Vasilyeva

Blinova

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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The article is devoted to the study of ideas about forgiveness and readiness for it as an important part of the psycho-emotional life and social realization of a person. Individual ideas about forgiveness, a portrait of a forgiving and unforgiving person are presented. The analysis of the results obtained according to the author's questionnaire "Readiness for forgiveness" is given. Three scales-components of readiness for forgiveness are identified: 1) motivation, 2) understanding and acceptance, 3) gratitude. The relationship between readiness for forgiveness and the characteristics of the emotional sphere of a person is described. Correction of semantic strategies is observed when ideas about forgiveness and the process of forgiveness change.

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Agreeableness and interpersonal forgiveness in young adults: the moderating role of gender

Cited by 17 publications

References 20 publications

The relationship between levels of self-esteem and the development of depression in young adults with mild depressive symptoms

The relationship between levels of self-esteem and the development of depression in young adults with mild depressive symptoms

A Study on College Students’ Psychology of Revenge and Interpersonal Forgiveness and the Relationship with Health Education

Strategies for regulating the emotional sphere of the personality in the context of digitalization

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