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Brdar, Bakarčić, 2006 - Suočavanje S Neuspjehom U Školi - Ličnost I Emoc - Kompetencija
Brdar, Bakarčić, 2006 - Suočavanje S Neuspjehom U Školi - Ličnost I Emoc - Kompetencija
Sanja Bakarčić
Zavod za kliničku, zdravstvenu i organizacijsku psihologiju
Klinički bolnički centar Rijeka
Sažetak
Cilj ovog istraživanja je ispitati kako se pomoću dobi i spola, nekih osobina
ličnosti, mjera emocionalne kompetencije, ciljne motivacije, školskog uspjeha i
kognitivne procjene stresa može predvidjeti upotreba emocijama i problemu
usmjerenih strategija suočavanja adolescenata u situaciji školskog neuspjeha.
Postavljene su hipoteze da se emocijama usmjereno suočavanje može bolje pro-
gnozirati na temelju varijabla ličnosti i emocionalne kompetentnosti, a problemu
usmjereno suočavanje na temelju dobi, školskog uspjeha i motivacije ispitanika.
U ispitivanju je sudjelovalo 534 učenika gimnazija (294 djevojaka i 240
mladića) od 14 do 19 godina. Šest grupa prediktora (godine i spol, osobine ličnosti,
emocionalna kompetentnost, ciljna orijentacija, školski uspjeh i kognitivna
procjena) objasnilo je ukupno 44% varijance emocijama usmjerenog suočavanja, a
osobine ličnosti su najbolja grupa prediktora. Istih šest grupa prediktora objasnilo
je ukupno 41% varijance problemu usmjerenog suočavanja, a najveći udio imaju
varijable spol i dob.
Potvrđene su postavljene hipoteze. Osobine ličnosti i emocionalna
kompetentnost zajedno objašnjavaju 35% varijance emocijama usmjerenog
suočavanja (kod problemu usmjerenog suočavanja 9%). Dob, ciljna orijentacija i
školski uspjeh objašnjavaju 21% varijance problemu usmjerenog suočavanja (kod
emocijama usmjerenog suočavanja 8%).
Ingrid Brdar, Odsjek za psihologiju, Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Rijeci, Trg Ivana
Klobučarića 1, 51000 Rijeka. E-mail: ibrdar@ffri.hr
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UVOD
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METODA
Ispitanici
Instrumenti
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faktorsku strukturu koju je dobio autor. Korelacija između dva faktora iznosi –0.54.
Dobiveni su zadovoljavajući koeficijenti pouzdanosti: Cronbach α =0.72 za
optimizam i α = 0.79 za pesimizam.
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Školski uspjeh
POSTUPAK
REZULTATI
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∆R2 – doprinos pojedine grupe prediktora objašnjenoj varijanci; R2 – ukupni doprinos objašnjenoj varijanci
** p < 0.01 * p < 0.05, a spol: 0 – ženski, 1 – muški
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RASPRAVA
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Ograničenja istraživanja
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Abstract
The present study examined the relationship between coping with school
failure, emotional competence, personality, goal orientation, school achievement,
and cognitive stress appraisals. Two hypotheses were tested: 1) emotion-focused
coping can be best predicted from personality variables and emotional
competence; 2) problem-focused coping can be best predicted from age, school
achievement and motivation.
534 high school students (294 females and 240 males), aged 14 to 19 years,
participated in this study. Results showed that six groups of predictors (age and
gender, personality traits, emotional competence, goal orientation, school
achievement, and cognitive stress appraisal) explained 44% of emotion-focused
coping variance, with personality traits being best predictor group. The same
predictor groups explained 41% of problem-focused coping variance, with age and
gender being best predictor group.
The results have confirmed both hypotheses. Personality variables and
emotional competence explained 35% of emotion-focused coping variance
(compared to 9% of problem-focused coping variance). Age, school achievement
and motivation explained 21% of problem-focused coping variance (compared to
8% of emotion-focused variance).
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