Psihometrijska provera i validacija upitnika afektivnih stilova na srpskom uzorku

Žuljević, Dragan; Radović, Darja; Jerković, Vesna Gavrilov

doi:10.19090/pp.2013.1.45-65

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“…The scale contains three subscales: Concealing, Adjusting, and Tolerating. Previous research using Serbian translations has demonstrated fair psychometric characteristics with Cronbach's alphas of .85 for Concealing, .81 for Adjusting, while Cronbach's alpha of .58 for Tolerating had not reach the acceptable level (Žuljević, Radović, & Gavrilov-Jerković, 2013).…”

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Testing the model of psychological flexibility in the Serbian cultural context: The psychometric properties of the acceptance and action questionnaire

2020

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The aim of this study was to examine the theoretical model of psychological flexibility proposed by creators of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. To do this, we investigated the structural and convergent validity of the Acceptance and Action Questionnaire-II, translated into the Serbian language. The study was performed on 1781 Serbian speaking adults. By methods of robust confirmatory factor analysis, two models have been tested. The best fit was achieved with the data-driven model constructed by adding three pairs of correlated residuals to the original hypothesized model of latent structure. This model demonstrated it`s structural invariance across samples divided by gender and by previous experience with services provided by mental health professionals. Excellent convergent validity of the scale was demonstrated through adequate correlations with indicators of subjective well-being, styles of emotional regulation, and coping strategies. Our findings suggest that the Serbian adaptation of the Acceptance and Action Questionnaire-II is a valid and reliable measure of behavioral avoidance, implicating that the construct of psychological flexibility has been demonstrated as conceptually similar to those previously found across various languages and cultural contexts.

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Testing the model of psychological flexibility in the Serbian cultural context: The psychometric properties of the acceptance and action questionnaire

2020

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“…Regarding affective styles, no gender differences were obtained. There are no data on gender differences in the expression of affective styles in the works of other researchers (Hofmann & Kashdan, 2010;Žuljević, Radović, & Gavrilov-Jerković, 2010).…”

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“…Modern emotion theories predominantly place emphasis on the positive and constructive aspects of emotions; however, emotions can be maladaptive, if they are of inappropriate intensity and/or are inadequate in a particular situation (Gross, 2008). Whether the emotions are adaptive or maladaptive depends also on whether the person views them as appropriate or exaggerated, acceptable or unbearable, understandable or meaningless, and the like (Žuljević, Radović & Gavrilov-Jerković, 2010). In the last decades, there has been an increase in the interest of theoreticians and researchers in the field of emotions and strategies for their regulation (Amstadter, 2007).…”

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Personality traits as predictors of affective styles among young people

Davidović-Rakić¹,

Pavićević²

2019

Zb Filoz fak Priština

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The focus of this paper is the understanding of personality trait prediction in anticipating a particular affective style among young people. The sample consists of 171 students from University of Priština in Kosovska Mitrovica, of both genders, aged 18-26. The data have been processed using descriptive statistics, correlation and regression analysis, and t-test. The most dominant dimension of personality is agreeableness, and the most dominant dimension of affective styles is adjusting. The prediction of personality dimensions in predicting a certain affective style has been confirmed, so that neuroticism is essential in the prediction of all three affective styles. In the prediction of affective style of concealing, personality traits as a model explain 10.7% variance, and besides neuroticism (β =-298; p <0.01), the contribution has been given by extraversion, as well (β =-221, p <0.05). The personality traits explain 36.1% of the variance of adjusting, and the unique contribution has been given by neuroticism (β =-.596, p <0.01), while in the prediction of affective style of tolerating, personality traits explain 9.8% of the total

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“…Žuljević et al (2013) used data from 1633 Serbian adults. They used principal component analysis with oblique rotation.…”

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Factor structure and validity of the Affective Style Questionnaire

2018

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Previous studies in different countries have shown variability in the factor structures of the Affective Style Questionnaire, possibly due to differences in cultures, translation, or statistical approaches. We ran exploratory factor analysis with oblique rotation using data from 2806 university students in Southern California. A four-factor structure was found instead of the three-factor structure found in the original Affective Style Questionnaire studies in the Northeastern United States. Support for concurrent and convergent validity was found for the Concealing and Adjusting factors. The Tolerating and Holding factors comprised two items each, making it difficult to recommend them in future studies.

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Psihometrijska provera i validacija upitnika afektivnih stilova na srpskom uzorku

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Testing the model of psychological flexibility in the Serbian cultural context: The psychometric properties of the acceptance and action questionnaire

Testing the model of psychological flexibility in the Serbian cultural context: The psychometric properties of the acceptance and action questionnaire

Personality traits as predictors of affective styles among young people

Factor structure and validity of the Affective Style Questionnaire

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