On the role of harmonious and obsessive passion in work and family outcomes: A test of the quadripartite approach

Gillet, Nicolas; Schellenberg, Ben; Aubouin-Bonnaventure, Julia; Becker, Margaux; Brault, Stéphanie; Lorho, Fanny; Sandrin, Émilie

doi:10.1007/s12144-022-03442-y

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“…Most researchers adopting the quadripartite approach have conducted studies outside of sport with undergraduates and video game players (Schellenberg et al, 2019), workers (Gillet et al, 2022), and marijuana users (Dolan et al, 2021). With a few exceptions, the results from these studies largely supported Hypotheses 1-4 and 5b and did not consistently support either Hypothesis 6a or 6b.…”

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“…The data show that, when differences between pure OP and nonpassion are found, they are almost always found in favour of non-passion. This hypothesis has now been tested dozens of times (e.g., Dolan et al, 2021;Gillet et al, 2022) and the data have spoken: no support has been found for the hypothesis that pure OP is associated with better outcomes than non-passion. 3 This means it is often better to have little or no passion for sport than to be purely obsessed.…”

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The quadripartite approach to passion in sport: a prospective and cross-domain analysis with intercollegiate student-athletes

Schellenberg

Verner‐Filion

Gaudreau

et al. 2023

International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology

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We tested if distinct combinations of harmonious passion and obsessive passion for sport were associated with outcomes within sport, academics, and in one's life. We analyzed data from the Student-athlete Well-being and Achievement Project (SWAP), a study in which intercollegiate student-athletes (N = 298) completed assessments of harmonious and obsessive passion at the start of a season, and assessments of performance, experiences, and satisfaction in sport, academics, and in life at the end of a season. Results showed that high harmonious passion combined with low obsessive passion (i.e., pure harmonious passion) was most often associated with the most adaptive outcomes, whereas high obsessive passion combined with low harmonious passion (i.e., pure obsessive passion) was associated with the least adaptive outcomes. These results build on previous research with recreational athletes (Schellenberg et al., 2021) by showing the benefits of pursuing competitive sport with high harmonious passion, especially pure harmonious passion.

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The quadripartite approach to passion in sport: a prospective and cross-domain analysis with intercollegiate student-athletes

Schellenberg

Verner‐Filion

Gaudreau

et al. 2023

International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology

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“…En effet, si la loi française encadre les autorisations éthiques d’études dans le champ médical et biomédical (Article L1121-1 du Code de la santé publique), les études en sciences humaines et sociales ne visant pas le développement des connaissances biologiques ou médicales sont exclues de ce champ législatif. Toutefois, à l’instar d’études utilisant des méthodes semblables aux nôtres et menées en France sans être soumises à un avis éthique (e.g., Gillet et al, 2022; Huyghebaert-Zouaghi et al, 2023), nous avons rigoureusement veillé à mener cette recherche en conformité avec les standards et recommandations en vigueur en matière de protection des personnes, en accord avec les principes de la Déclaration d’Helsinki et ses amendements, et avec les principes éthiques de l’ American Psychological Association (APA, Association Américaine de Psychologie).…”

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Passionnés à quel prix ? Passion pour le travail et interface vie professionnelle-vie personnelle des exploitants agricoles.

Geraldy,

Martinet,

Berjot

et al. 2024

Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science / Revue canadienne des

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“…This leads to a rigid persistence with the activity, whereby engagement uncontrollably continues even when negative outcomes are experienced or expected. Rumination and negative emotions are also experienced when one is unable to engage with the activity, or while doing other activities [ 21 , 22 ].…”

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Passion for Violently Themed Music and Psychological Well-Being: A Survey Analysis

Powell

Olsen

Thompson

2022

Behavioral Sciences

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While the benefits to mood and well-being from passionate engagement with music are well-established, far less is known about the relationship between passion for explicitly violently themed music and psychological well-being. The present study employed the Dualistic Model of Passion to investigate whether harmonious passion (i.e., passionate engagement that is healthily balanced with other life activities) predicts positive music listening experiences and/or psychological well-being in fans of violently themed music. We also investigated whether obsessive passion (i.e., uncontrollable passionate engagement with an activity) predicts negative music listening experiences and/or psychological ill-being. Fans of violently themed music (N = 177) completed the passion scale, scale of positive and negative affective experiences, and various psychological well- and ill-being measures. As hypothesised, harmonious passion for violently themed music significantly predicted positive affective experiences which, in turn, predicted psychological well-being. Obsessive passion for violently themed music significantly predicted negative affective experiences which, in turn, predicted ill-being. Findings support the Dualistic Model of Passion, and suggest that even when music engagement includes violent content, adaptive outcomes are often experienced. We propose that the nature of one’s passion for music is more influential in predicting well-being than the content or valence of the lyrical themes.

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On the role of harmonious and obsessive passion in work and family outcomes: A test of the quadripartite approach

Cited by 15 publications

References 33 publications

The quadripartite approach to passion in sport: a prospective and cross-domain analysis with intercollegiate student-athletes

The quadripartite approach to passion in sport: a prospective and cross-domain analysis with intercollegiate student-athletes

Passionnés à quel prix ? Passion pour le travail et interface vie professionnelle-vie personnelle des exploitants agricoles.

Passion for Violently Themed Music and Psychological Well-Being: A Survey Analysis

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