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Difficulties in Regulating Emotions as Moderators of Interparental Conflict and Young Adult Children’s Mental Well-Being
Communication Reports ( IF 1.2 ) Pub Date : 2016-10-13 , DOI: 10.1080/08934215.2016.1236979
Jenna R. Shimkowski 1 , Paul Schrodt 2 , Erin K. Willer 3
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This study investigated the degree to which emotion regulation difficulties moderate the negative association between interparental conflict (i.e., parents’ demand/withdraw patterns and symbolic aggression) and young adults’ mental well-being. Participants included 171 young adults (18–28 years old) from intact families who completed an online survey. Using confirmatory factor analysis and SEM, results indicated when young adults have great difficulty in regulating emotions, perceptions of interparental conflict do not significantly predict mental health symptoms. However, fewer difficulties in regulating emotions actually magnify the negative effects of witnessing interparental conflict on young adults’ mental well-being. Hence, while successful emotion management is important for everyday functioning, heightened regulation abilities may simultaneously contribute to young adults’ awareness of the harmful impact of family discord.

中文翻译:

调节情绪以调节父母间冲突和成年子女的心理健康的困难

这项研究调查了情绪调节困难缓解父母间冲突(即父母的需求/退出方式和象征性侵略)与年轻人的心理健康之间的负面联系的程度。参加者包括来自完整家庭的171位年轻人(18-28岁),他们完成了在线调查。使用验证性因素分析和SEM,结果表明,当年轻人很难调节情绪时,父母之间的冲突感并不能显着预测心理健康症状。然而,较少的调节情绪的困难实际上放大了目睹父母间冲突对年轻人的心理健康的负面影响。因此,尽管成功的情绪管理对于日常工作很重要,
更新日期:2016-10-13
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