Relationships among locus of control, self-concept, and anxiety

Donovan, Dennis M.; Smyth, Larry D.; Paige, Albert B.; O’Leary, Michael

doi:10.1002/1097-4679(197510)31:4<682::aid-jclp2270310425>3.0.co;2-a

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“…Specifically, Guilford, Zimmerman, and Guilford (1976) Brodman, Erdmann, & Wolff, 1956) and the Tennessee Self-Concept Scale (TSCS;Fitts, 1965). Correlations of the CMI Total score with the TMAS range from .65 to .78 (Matarazzo, Matarazzo, & Saslow, 1961;Weiss, 1969), whereas correlations of the TSCS Total Positive score with various NA scales range from -.57 to -.72 (Donovan, Smyth, Paige, & O'Leary, 1975;Reviere & Posey, 1978).…”

Section: Measures Of the Constructmentioning

confidence: 96%

Negative affectivity: The disposition to experience aversive emotional states.

Watson¹,

Clark²

1984

Psychological Bulletin

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143

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Section: Measures Of the Constructmentioning

confidence: 96%

Negative affectivity: The disposition to experience aversive emotional states.

Watson¹,

Clark²

1984

Psychological Bulletin

4,127

143

2,962

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“…Extemals are typically characterised by a strong sense of denial, which may lead to mcreased anxiety for these individuals. Donovan et al (1975) support the relationship between anxiety and extemal locus of control. Other research has shown that actions that promote individuals' maximum control over theh Uves wiU mmntain or hnprove overaU weU-behig (FuUer, 1978).…”

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Caregiver strain in spouses of stroke patients

Blake¹,

Lincoln²,

Clarke

2003

Clin Rehabil

107

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Objective: To test the ability of a previously generated logistic regression model to predict caregiver strain from carer mood, negative affectivity and perceived patient functional ability. Design: Postal prospective survey. Setting: Spouses of community-residing patients identified from hospital stroke registers. Method: Spouses were assessed at three and six months after stroke. A previously derived equation was used to make predictions at three months of their level of strain at six months, which were compared with observed outcomes. Measures: Spouses were asked to complete the Caregiver Strain Index (CSI), the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12), the Positive and Negative Affectivity Schedule (PANAS) and to assess patients' independence in activities of daily living on the Extended Activities of Daily Living Scale (EADL). Results: Of 409 stroke patients, 276 had an identifiable co-resident spouse and 116 (42%) completed the measures. At three months after stroke, 39 carers (34%) were under significant strain with 40 (35%) under strain at six months. The predictive model using the GHQ-12, PANAS and EADL at three months was 78% accurate in predicting levels of caregiver strain at six months. Conclusion: Carers at risk of later strain could be identified for further followup. Services to provide emotional support to carers might be effective in the reduction of carer strain.

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“…Hui e Bateson (1991) demonstraram que densidade percebida tem efeito indireto sobre crowding percebido através da percepção de controle. Ou seja, a manipulação de variáveis ambientais pelos varejistas com o objetivo de incentivar a percepção de controle pelo consumidor pode atenuar o impacto da percepção de densidade sobre a percepção de crowding e, por consequência, a sensação de estresse (Donovan, Smyth, Paige, & O'Leary, 1975). Algumas recomendações comuns com este fim oriundas da literatura são a instalação de caixas para pagamento operados pelo próprio consumidor ou a disponibilização de totens de informações na loja (Baker & Wakefield, 2012).…”

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Crowding under the Auditory Perspective

Deyl

Espartel

2017

RAIMED

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O ambiente de loja apresenta grande importância sobre a experiência de compra pelo consumidor. Nos últimos anos, a quantidade de estudos acerca da atmosfera de loja tem aumentado, com produção de pesquisas sobre os mais diversos elementos presentes no ambiente varejista: iluminação, aromas, atendimento, densidade, entre outros. Estudos já demonstraram que, para fins gerenciais, é importante que os varejistas compreendam como a percepção de crowding afeta a experiência de compra do consumidor, sendo necessário investigar formas de reduzir seus efeitos negativos e acentuar seus efeitos positivos. Para tanto, é importante que os gestores percebam o crowding sob uma abordagem multissensorial preocupando-se com todos os estímulos sensoriais que possam gerar a percepção de densidade elevada e consequente desconforto. Verifica-se, contudo, que a literatura existente sobre o assunto enfatiza, em sua maioria, a perspectiva visual do crowding, não havendo produção sobre o fenômeno abordado sob outros pontos de vista sensoriais. A audição é apresentada como um dos principais sentidos do ser humano, e, a partir disso, este artigo tem por objetivo sugerir uma abordagem mais completa para o estudo de crowding, enfatizando não apenas variáveis visuais que provocam a sensação do fenômeno, mas também as variáveis sonoras presentes em qualquer ambiente de loja e que podem exercer impacto sobre a percepção de crowding.

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Relationships among locus of control, self-concept, and anxiety

Cited by 12 publications

References 11 publications

Negative affectivity: The disposition to experience aversive emotional states.

Negative affectivity: The disposition to experience aversive emotional states.

Caregiver strain in spouses of stroke patients

Crowding under the Auditory Perspective

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