Narcissistic tendency and friendship in high school students.

Oshio, Atsushi

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“…Procedure for developing a tentative scale I referred to some scales related to these 5 concepts, such as the Martin-Larsen Approval Motivation Scale, Japanese version (Ueda & Yoshimori, 1990), the Narcissistic Personality Inventory, Japanese short version (NPI-S; Oshio, 1999), the Scale of Over-adaptation in Adolescence (Ishizu, 2006), the Self-oriented Perfectionism Scale (Sakurai & Ohtani, 1997), and the short version of the Narcissistic Vulnerability Scale (Kamiji & Miyashita, 2009).…”

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“…To examine the relationship of personality characteristics with stress responses, we asked the participants to answer the Scale of Stress Response (Shimazu, Fuse, Taneichi, Ohashi, & Kosugi, 1997) . Additionally, to verify the concurrent validity of the ScWAT, the Self-oriented Perfectionism Scale (Sakurai & Ohtani, 1997), the Scale of Over-adaptation in Adolescence (Ishizu, 2006), and the NPI-S (Oshio, 1999) were administered 1 . However, having too many questions in the study questionnaire would increase the burden on subjects, diminishing the reliability of their answers.…”

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“…Pearson's correlations were calculated to examine the relationship of the five subscales of the ScWAT with the Self-oriented Perfectionism Scale (Sakurai & Ohtani, 1997) and the Scale of Over-adaptation in Adolescence (Ishizu, 2006) in Booklet A (n = 142), and between the five sub-scales of the ScWAT and the NPI-S (Oshio, 1999; n = 116; Table 4, 5, and 6).…”

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MODERN PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS AND STRESS RESPONSES USING THE SCALE ON WORKING ATTITUDE TYPES (ScWAT)

Noguchi

2017

PSYCHOLOGIA -An International Journal of Psychological Sciences

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Changes in the social structure in Japan are leading to gradual changes in the personality of young individuals. These changes, in turn cause changes in adaptation or maladaptation, leading to the emergence of a new type of depression that is different from classical depression. Therefore, the Scale on Working Attitude Types (ScWAT) was developed in the present study, to assess the modern personality characteristics influencing on work. Scale items were developed by identifying the common features of the new type depression and the personality characteristics of young individuals in the modern Japanese society. By analyzing the data of 343 participants in their twenties, 5 subscales were extracted, and the validity and reliability of the scale were confirmed. Clear differences were observed in the personality and stress responses of individuals classified into 5 clusters using this scale. This result suggests that the ScWAT is useful to understand the personality of individuals, to aid stress management.

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MODERN PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS AND STRESS RESPONSES USING THE SCALE ON WORKING ATTITUDE TYPES (ScWAT)

Noguchi

2017

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“…Friends Expectation Scale: In order to measure the degree of expectations of others., we used Friends Expectation scale (Oshio, 1999). It was scored on 4-point Likert scale (1 = no to 4 = yes.)…”

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The Phenomena and Dynamism of Magical Thinking: Developing a Magical Thinking Scale

Nakama

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2013

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The purpose of this study is to examine the concept of "magical thinking". "Magical Thinking Followers" are persons who believe in the effect of thinking. This research will contrast magical thinking to the ideas of positive psychology, construct the scale to measure it and investigate its benefits and pitfalls. With the aid of three surveys comprising data of 306 and 382 Japanese undergraduate students, a scale was developed. The scale was made of two factors: "a positive set of thinking and results," and "a negative set of thinking and results." Internal efforts of control to be positive were positively related to both of the two factors. Positive daily activities were positively related to a positive set. Dichotomous thinking was positively related to a negative set. Results implied that Magical Thinking Followers were more motivated to be positive persons partly depending on a naive dichotomous pattern of thinking mechanism.Kew words: magical thinking, magical thinking followers, efforts of being a positive person, dichotomous thinking, positive psychology INTRODUCTIONAccording to Seligman (2002a), psychology isn't solely responsible for the study of diseases, weaknesses and damages, but also incorporates the study of human growth and behavior, i.e., strength, virtue, education, insight, love and so on. To highlight the latter, Seligman came up with a new movement of "positive psychology". Positive psychology is more than wishful thinking and self-deception but instead it tries to adapt the best scientific method for problems that human behavior presents in all its complexities (Seligman, 2002a).One of the biggest fruits of positive psychology is visible within our physical wellbeing (e.g., Danner, Snowdon, & Friesen, 2001;Fredrickson, Mancuso, Branigan, & Tugade, 2000;Moskowitz, 2003). Many studies have shown the correlation between positive beliefs and physical health. Chida and Steptoe (2008) carried out a meta-analytic method examining 70 studies and suggested that positive psychological well-being had a favorable effect on the survival of healthy and unhealthy people. The influence of positive emotions on our lives is not only seen within physical health but also impact our psychological well-being (Diener, Suh, Lucas, & Smith, 1999;Harker & Keltner, 2001).Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Reiko Nakama, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education, Hyogo University of Teacher Education, 942-1, Shimokume, Kato city, Hyogo prefecture 673-1494, Japan (e-mail: nakama@hyogo-u.ac.jp). NAKAMA & OSHIO 180This is seen through friendship development (Waugh & Fredrickson, 2006), marital satisfaction (Harker & Keltner, 2001) and higher incomes. (Diener, Nickerson, Lucas, & Sandvik, 2002). A meta-analysis of more than 300 cross-sectional, longitudinal and experimental studies supported the claim that life success not only engenders positive affect, but that positive affect also engenders life success (Lyubomirsky, King, & Diener, 2005). Positive attributes such as being satisf...

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Narcissistic People Cannot Be Moved Easily by Visual Stimulation

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We examined the relationship between personality and visually induced self-motion perception (latency, duration, and magnitude). A psychological experiment with radially expanding patterns that induced self-motion perception along the fore and aft axis was conducted, followed by personality assessments. We found that all the measures of self-motion perception we examined correlated negatively with the degree of narcissistic traits.

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Narcissistic tendency and friendship in high school students.

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MODERN PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS AND STRESS RESPONSES USING THE SCALE ON WORKING ATTITUDE TYPES (ScWAT)

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MODERN PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS AND STRESS RESPONSES USING THE SCALE ON WORKING ATTITUDE TYPES (ScWAT)

The Phenomena and Dynamism of Magical Thinking: Developing a Magical Thinking Scale

Narcissistic People Cannot Be Moved Easily by Visual Stimulation

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