Self-reflective identity processing and psychological maturity: Examining the link between identity and wisdom.

Pryor, Todd G.

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“…(Brzonsky, 2000;Brzonsky & Ferrari, 2009) . (Bang&Zhou, 2014;Beaumont et al, 2013Beaumont et al, -2015Berzonsky&kuk, 2021;Maroof&Kuk, 2016;Pryor, 2014) .…”

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أنماط الهوية الذاتية وعلاقتها بالقابلية للاستهواء لدى مرتفعي ومنخفضي مكونات ارتقاء الحكمة لدى طلبة الجامعة

البلاح¹

2022

مجلة البحث العلمى فى التربية

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The research aimed to investigate the relationship between identity styles, suggestibility, and components of wisdom development; it also revealed the differences in identity styles between the high and low components of the wisdom. In addition, investigate of differences in the suggestibility among the high and low components of wisdom. The sample consisted of (220) from King Faisal University students. Revised identity styles scale prepared by Berzonsky (2013), translated by the researcher, The Iowa scale of suggestibility was applied by Kotov et al., translated by Al-Shorbagy and Al-Harbi (2016), and the components of wisdom development scale prepared by Elballah (2021). The results showed that there is a negative correlation between the identity styles informative and suggestibility, and a negative correlation between the normative and avoidance identity styles and suggestibility. It also found a significant positive correlation between the identity styles (informative, normative) and the components of wisdom improvement, and a negative correlation between the avoidance identity style and the components of wisdom development. There are also statistically significant differences between high and low wisdom in styles of identity and suggestibility in favor of high wisdom.

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“…(Brzonsky, 2000;Brzonsky & Ferrari, 2009) . (Bang&Zhou, 2014;Beaumont et al, 2013Beaumont et al, -2015Berzonsky&kuk, 2021;Maroof&Kuk, 2016;Pryor, 2014) .…”

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أنماط الهوية الذاتية وعلاقتها بالقابلية للاستهواء لدى مرتفعي ومنخفضي مكونات ارتقاء الحكمة لدى طلبة الجامعة

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2022

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“…The four steps to establish mediation include: (1) a simple regression to determine if the causal variable predicts the outcome variable; (2) a simple regression to determine if the causal variable predicts the mediator; (3) a multiple regression to determine if the mediator predicts the outcome, while controlling for the predictor; and, (4) a multiple regression to determine if the effect of the causal variable on the outcome is reduced in the presence of the mediator. Following the precedent set in other identity styles research (e.g., Seaton & Beaumont, 2011, 2013, 2014, the testing of step 4 will be accomplished by conducting a hierarchical (multiple) regression in which the causal variable is entered in the first step of the regression equation, and the mediators are entered in the second step of the regression equation. That method relies on the benefits of the hierarchal method of multiple regression for determining whether the addition of the mediators changes the variance accounted for in the prediction of the outcome.…”

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The benefits of knowing and caring about oneself: The role of self-insight and self-compassion in identity and well-being

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Self-insight has been identified as an important predictor of psychological well-being, and it is commonly believed that self-insight is achieved through self-reflection. However, findings regarding the relationship between self-reflection and self-insight remain largely inconsistent warranting further examination of the determinants of the outcomes of self-reflection. This thesis examined the relationship between self-reflection, self-insight, and psychological wellbeing as a function of individual differences in identity styles, while also considering the roles of rumination and self-compassion. Two hundred and twenty-six emerging adult women (N = 165) and men (N = 61) completed self-report measures of identity styles, selfreflection, self-insight, psychological well-being, rumination, and self-compassion via the

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Self-reflective identity processing and psychological maturity: Examining the link between identity and wisdom.

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أنماط الهوية الذاتية وعلاقتها بالقابلية للاستهواء لدى مرتفعي ومنخفضي مكونات ارتقاء الحكمة لدى طلبة الجامعة

أنماط الهوية الذاتية وعلاقتها بالقابلية للاستهواء لدى مرتفعي ومنخفضي مكونات ارتقاء الحكمة لدى طلبة الجامعة

The benefits of knowing and caring about oneself: The role of self-insight and self-compassion in identity and well-being

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