Dataset on positive mental health of Indonesian, Malaysian, and Thailand university students

Abstract

The present data article provides a descriptive and analytical exploration on the links between positive mental health, subjective happiness, forgiveness, humility, and information literacy self-efficacy among 969 undergraduate students from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. There are 355 males and 614 females with an average age of 20.47 years and a standard deviation of 1.87. Respondents are recruited by simple random sampling using face to face method, at one time data retrieval during 2019. The Indonesian, Malaysian and Thailand-version questionnaires were provided to each groups of participants according to their nationality and native language, using back-to-back analysis. The socio-demographic details of the respondents, descriptive statistics, confirmatory factor analysis, correlation matrix of all variables in all groups according to country, results of regression analysis of variables, and Kruskal Wallis for all five variables in all groups are provided.

Exploring virtue ethics in psychodynamic psychotherapy: latent changes in humility, affect regulation, symptoms and well‐being

“…Individual items explicitly measuring self-superiority have met these criteria (e.g. = 0.82; 'To be completely honest, I feel that I am better than most people'; Chusniyah et al, 2020;= 0.85;'Acts superior';DeBlaere et al, 2019, p. 93; = 0.86; 'My intellectual ideas are usually superior to others' ideas'; Krumrei-Mancuso et al, 2020, p. 156). Taken together, there seems to be sufficient evidence to suggest that lack of self-superiority may be measured by a single item.…”