Attachement au partenaire et développement de symptômes traumatiques et anxieux-dépressifs chez les étudiants

Machado, J.; Bernard, Julien; Rotonda, Christine; Silès, Jérémie; Steinmetz, T.; Zambelli, C.; Vismara, Laura; Tarquinio, Cyril

doi:10.1016/j.sexol.2019.08.001

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“…The studies on the topic show that a secure attachment style is a predictor of better-perceived health, emotional regulation, and wellbeing than insecure styles (Bruno et al, 2018;Machado et al, 2019;Marrero-Quevedo et al, 2019;Fraley and Shaver, 2021;Moreira et al, 2021). The attachment styles also predict the quality of mental health.…”

Section: The Emerging Adult's Attachment Stylementioning

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Emotional regulation, attachment style, and assertiveness as determinants of well-being in emerging adults

et al. 2023

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IntroductionThe emerging adult stage of life is a time of many positive changes, as well as stress and uncertainty. Certain psychological characteristics - such as emotional regulation, attachment style, or assertiveness – could help these adults thrive and maintain positive mental health. This study aimed to explore the influence of these variables on the well-being of emerging adults.MethodsThe sample included 360 French emerging adults, with a mean age of 21.3 years. Well-being was assessed with the Mental Health Continuum, emotional regulation with the Emotional Regulation Difficulties Scale, assertiveness with the Assertiveness Scale, and attachment styles with the Relationship Scales Questionnaire.ResultsResults showed that judgment toward one’s own emotional experience and shyness (as part of assertiveness) predicted emerging adults’ well-being. This study also highlighted the role of substance use and experiences of violence on emerging adults’ emotional regulation and well-being.DiscussionResults support the importance of in-person and distance education and prevention to support emerging adults’ well-being, especially in higher education institutions and in times of the COVID pandemic.

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