Construct and Concurrent Validity of the<i>Positive Metacognitions and Positive Meta-Emotions Questionnaire</i>in the Polish Population

Konarski, Roman; Brycz, Hanna

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“…The counselor's metacognitive competence training is another alternative for novice counselors, even prospective counselors. This process provides higher-order thinking skills in thinking about what the counselor is thinking (Hanafi et al, 2020;Konarski & Brycz, 2017). In previous researchers' studies, the students counselor can also improve their metacognition by training their mind skills Hidayah, 2010;Radjah, 2016).…”

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Cognitive fusion on counselor performance : A comparative study of the experienced and novice counselor

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The counselor's internal competence has an impact on the counselor's self-management, primarily the cognitive domain. Failure to manage thoughts will cause cognitive distortions, even to identify biases in mental experiences. This condition is cognitive fusion. Cognitive fusion causes the counselor to be trapped in his mind, unable to discern the effects of his mind's external assumptions on conditions. The experienced counselor can predict the counselor's cognitive fusion condition. This study aims to identify and describe the cognitive fusion condition data for counselors. The research method uses a comparative study design through the Cognitive Fusion Questionnaire instrument. Respondents in this study totaled 170 divided into two groups, experienced counselors and novice counselors. The moderate form of counselors' cognitive fusion condition was found as the research results. In particular, some counselors have high cognitive fusion conditions. The counselor's experience in counseling, evaluation, supervision, and action research makes them train their minds to think at a high level. Thus, the counselor has many historical events as their reflection and internalization in their mind. Based on the research results, Mind-skills training could be given as one of recommendation to improve the metacognitive skills of novice counselors so that they can match the performance of experienced counselors.

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“…The MCS was assessed five times, that is, every six months. Longitudinal analysis of growth in the MCS gave greater insight into the age-related MCS changes than could be obtained from previous cross-sectional data (Konarski & Brycz, 2017).…”

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“…We believe that a strong MCS, that is, a good understanding of one's own regulatory biases, might serve a motivational role. Previous studies have shown that the MCS serves self-regulatory functions (Brycz, Jurek, Wojciechowska, Peplinska, & Bidzan 2014;Brycz, Wyszomirska-Gora, Konarski, & Wojciszke, 2018;Konarski & Brycz, 2017).…”

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Becoming Aware of One's Own Biases in Emerging Adulthood — A Longitudinal Study. Metacognitive Approach

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The current longitudinal developmental study was designed to determine whether awareness of one's own biases (the metacognitive self, MCS) emerges and develops during the developmental period known as emerging adulthood. To this end, we followed almost 400 undergraduate university students (18-23 years) over the first three years of their studies, capturing data at five time points. We observed a growth in MCS that we explain in terms of the cognitive and motivational processes characteristic of emerging adulthood. We also observed group differences in MCS development. Students who performed better on the MCS scale at the very beginning of the study tended to show a greater increase in the MCS than those who scored poorly. Emerging adulthood appears to be a very important period with respect to individual differences in becoming aware of one's own biases.

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When saying that you are biased means that you are acurate? The moderating effect of cognitive structuring on relationship between metacognitive self and confirmation bias use

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Construct and Concurrent Validity of thePositive Metacognitions and Positive Meta-Emotions Questionnairein the Polish Population

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Cognitive fusion on counselor performance : A comparative study of the experienced and novice counselor

Cognitive fusion on counselor performance : A comparative study of the experienced and novice counselor

Becoming Aware of One's Own Biases in Emerging Adulthood — A Longitudinal Study. Metacognitive Approach

When saying that you are biased means that you are acurate? The moderating effect of cognitive structuring on relationship between metacognitive self and confirmation bias use

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