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研究生: 江國楨
Chaing, Kuo-Chen
論文名稱: 幾近完美主義與心理健康、幸福感的關聯:完美自我呈現和情緒調節的中介效果
The Correlative Study of Almost Perfect, Mental Health and Subjective Well-being: Perfectionistic Self-Presentation and Emotion Regulation as Mediators
指導教授: 陳秀蓉
Chen, Hsiu-Jung
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 教育心理與輔導學系
Department of Educational Psychology and Counseling
論文出版年: 2016
畢業學年度: 104
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 200
中文關鍵詞: 完美主義特質完美的自我呈現情緒調節策略負向心理健康幸福感
英文關鍵詞: almost perfect, perfectionistic self-presentation, emotion regulation, negative mental health, subjective well-being
DOI URL: https://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202204132
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 本研究旨在探討大學生的完美主義特質下,完美的自我呈現、情緒調節策略和負向心健康、幸福感之間的相關、預測力與中介效果。本研究採用問卷調查的方式,向台灣北北基地區的大專院校學生進行施測,有效樣本638人。根據問卷所得資料進行統計分析,分析方法為描述統計、驗證性因素分析、單因子變異數分析、皮爾森積差相關、階層迴歸分析。本研究主要發現如下:
    一、大學生的「幾近完美主義特質」與「負向心理健康」或「幸福感」有顯著相關。大學生的「幾近完美主義特質」與「完美的自我呈現」有顯著相關。大學生的「幾近完美主義特質」與「情緒調節策略」有顯著相關。大學生的「完美的自我呈現」與「負向心理健康」或「幸福感」有顯著相關。大學生的「完美的自我呈現」與「情緒調節策略」有顯著相關。大學生的「情緒調節策略」與「負向心理健康」或「幸福感」有顯著相關。
    二、「幾近完美主義特質」(落差、高標準、井井有條)、「完美的自我呈現」、「情緒調節策略」可以解釋「負向心理健康」35%的變異量,其中以「接納策略」的預測力最高。「落差」、「高標準」、「完美的自我呈現」具有正向預測力,「井井有條」、「接納策略」具有負向預測力。
    三、「幾近完美主義特質」(落差、高標準、井井有條)、「完美的自我呈現」、「情緒調節策略」可以解釋「幸福感」41%的變異量,其中以「接納策略」的預測力最高;大學生的「落差」、「完美的自我呈現」具有負向預測力,「高標準」、「井井有條」、「再評估策略」、「接納策略」具有正向預測力。
    四、「完美的自我呈現」在「落差」與「負向心理健康」或「幸福感」的部分中介效果成立,在「高標準」與「負向心理健康」的部分中介效果成立;完美的自我呈現在大學生的「落差」與「幸福感」的部分中介效果成立。 
    五、三種情緒調節策略在大學生的「幾近完美主義特質」與「負向心理健康」或「幸福感」的部分中介效果如下,「接納策略」在大學生的「落差」與「負向心理健康」的部分中介效果成立,「再評估策略」、「接納策略」分別在「落差」與「幸福感」的部分中介效果成立,「再評估策略」在「井井有條」與「幸福感」的部分中介效果成立。
    六、三種情緒調節策略在大學生的「完美的自我呈現」與「負向心理健康」或「幸福感」的部分中介效果成立,其中「接納策略」在大學生的「完美的自我呈現」與「負向心理健康」的部分中介效果成立;「接納策略」在大學生的「完美的自我呈現」與「幸福感」的完全中介效果成立。

    本研究最後依據上述研究結果,針對大專院校諮商與輔導工作,提出具體建議以供參考。

    The present study was to examine the relationships among almost perfect, perfectionistic self-presentation, emotion regulation, mental health and subjective well-being. The research is based on a collection of questionnaires distributed to a sample of 638 college students from Taipei Metropolitan Area in Taiwan. A method of accidental sampling is adopted. All the collected data are respectively analyzed by frequency distribution, one-way ANOVA, pearson product-moment correlation, and hierarchical regression analysis.
    The major findings of the study were as follows:
    1.Almost perfect was significant related to negative mental health and subjective well-being. Almost perfect was significant related to perfectionistic self-presentation. Almost perfect was significant related to emotion regulation. Perfectionistic self-presentation was significant related to negative mental health and subjective well-being. Perfectionistic self-presentation was significant related to emotion regulation. Emotion regulation were significant related to negative mental health and subjective well-being.
    2.College student’s almost perfect, perfectionistic self-presentation, and emotion regulation that could predict negative mental health and account for 35% variance, and acceptance was the most dominant factor in predicting negative mental health. High scores of discrepancy, standard, and perfectionistic self-presentation that could increase negative mental health. High scores of order and acceptance that could decreased negative mental health.
    3.College student’s almost perfect, perfectionistic self-presentation, and emotion regulation that could predict subjective well-being and account for 41% variance, and acceptance was the most dominant factor in predicting subjective well-being. High scores of discrepancy, and perfectionistic self-presentation that could decreased subjective well-being. High scores of standard, order, reappraise, and acceptance that could increase subjective well-being.
    4.Perfectionistic self-presentation has partial mediation effect between discrepancy and negative mental health. Perfectionistic self-presentation has partial mediation effect between standard and negative mental health. Perfectionistic self-presentation has partial mediation effect between discrepancy and subjective well-being.
    5.Acceptance has partial mediation effect between discrepancy and negative mental health. Reappraise has partial mediation effect between discrepancy and subjective well-being. Acceptance has partial mediation effect between discrepancy and subjective well-being. Reappraise has partial mediation effect between order subjective well-being.
    6.Acceptance has partial mediation effect between perfectionistic self-presentation and negative mental health. Acceptance has full mediation effect between perfectionistic self-presentation and subjective well-being.

    Based on the results, implications of the study were discussed, and suggestions for further research were proposed.

    致謝辭….. i 中文摘要... iii 英文摘要...… v 目次…….. vii 表次…….. ix 圖次…….. xi 第一章 緒論 1 第一節 研究動機 1 第二節 研究目的 5 第三節 研究問題 5 第四節 名詞解釋 6 第二章 文獻探討 9 第一節 完美主義的內涵、定義與適應關係 9 第二節 完美主義與完美的自我呈現的意涵及其相關研究 21 第三節 情緒調節策略、完美主義與情緒調節之關係 29 第四節 完美主義、情緒調節策略與主觀幸福感 40 第三章 研究方法 47 第一節 研究架構 47 第二節 研究假設 49 第三節 研究對象 51 第四節 研究工具 55 第五節 資料處理方法 88 第四章 研究結果 89 第一節 不同背景變項大學生的完美主義特質、完美的自我呈現、情緒調 節策略與負向心理健康、幸福感之差異 89 第二節 完美主義特質、完美的自我呈現、情緒調節策略與負向心理健康 幸福感之相關 101 第三節 中介效果之檢驗 112 第五章 討論與建議 131 第一節 討論 131 第二節 實務建議 144 參考文獻.. 151 中文部分.. 151 英文部分. 154 附錄…….. 173 附錄一 「研究參與同意書」 173 附錄二 「預試使用量表」 174 附錄三 「正式使用量表」 185 附錄四 研究問卷授權同意書 196

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