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1 Jans-Beken, L., Lataster, J., Peels, D. et examined (a) demographic
al. Gratitude, Psychopathology and variability in the grateful
Subjective Well-Being: Results from a 7.5- trait, and (b) prospective
Month Prospective General Population associations between
Study. J Happiness Stud 19, 1673–1689 gratitude and both
(2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10902- dimensions of mental
017-9893-7 health: psychopathology
and subjective well-being.
2 Rottmann, N., Dalton, S. O., Christensen, J., we investigated whether
Frederiksen, K., & Johansen, C. (2010). Self- perceived self-efficacy
efficacy, adjustment style and well-being in predicts breast cancer
breast cancer patients: a longitudinal patients’ emotional,
study. Quality of Life Research, 19(6), 827- physical and social well-
836. being and whether
mental adjustment styles
METODE
Using a four wave
prospective survey design in
a large (N = 706) sample of
Dutch adults (M
age = 44, SD age = 14,
Range = 18–80)
Multiple linear regression
was used to assess
associations between self-
efficacy, mental adjustment
style and well-being.
Disease-related and
sociodemographic factors
HASIL PENTING
Our findings indicate that
the grateful trait is
associated with
demographic factors, and
shows complex
connections with the
presence of well-being and
absence of
psychopathology. These
dynamics should be taken
into consideration when
studying the role of
gratitude in mental health,
and developing, applying,
and evaluating gratitude
interventions with the aim
of enhancing subjective
well-being and/or reducing
psychopathology.
Self-efficacy was a
significant predictor of an
active adjustment style and
emotional well-being in
breast cancer patients.
Hence, it could be a
valuable target of
 mediate this association.
3 Soysa, C. K., & Wilcomb, C. J. (2015). We examined facets of
Mindfulness, self-compassion, self-efficacy, mindfulness (describing,
and gender as predictors of depression, awareness, non-judging,
anxiety, stress, and well- and non-reactivity), three
being. Mindfulness, 6(2), 217-226. dimensions of negative self-
compassion (self-judgment,
isolation, and
overidentification), self-
efficacy, and gender as
predictors of depression,
anxiety, stress, and well-
being among 204
undergraduates in the USA.
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were examined as
confounders.
as predictors of depression,
anxiety, stress, and well-
being
rehabilitation programs.
Finally, we established self-
efficacy and gender as
predictors of well-being.
The preceding findings
speak to the importance of
investigating mindfulness,
self-compassion, self-
efficacy, and gender
together in predicting
depression, anxiety, stress,
and well-being.