Rela??es entre autocompaix?o, bullying e clima escolar na adolesc?ncia
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Tipo de acesso: | Acesso aberto |
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Pontif?cia Universidade Cat?lica do Rio Grande do Sul
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Programa de Pós-Graduação: |
Programa de P?s-Gradua??o em Psicologia
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Escola de Ci?ncias da Sa?de e da Vida
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Brasil
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Resumo: | Self-compassion is defined as an open and self-directed, warm, non-evaluative posture, in the face of experiences involving failures and suffering. A compassionate posture provides openness to suffering itself, experiencing feelings of warmth, care and understanding with oneself and one's own errors and inadequacies, recognizing that past experiences are inherent in human experience. Although there are already a considerable number of international publications, with regard to the Brazilian context, the field of self-compassion is little explored, especially in adolescence. It is observed that self-compassion can be an interesting emotional regulation strategy for adolescents, considering the changes anticipated at this stage of development. Thus, this project investigates possible relationships between self-compassion and experiences of violence between peers, specifically bullying, since adolescence is identified in the literature as the period of greatest occurrence of this phenomenon. In addition, self-compassion is associated with increased feelings of well-being and decreased stress, two areas impacted by the experience of bullying. The hypothesis is that the presence, at a greater or lesser level, of self-compassion and self-criticism may influence the perceptions of young people, who experience bullying (being victims or aggressors), about school climate, engagement, anxiety and depression symptoms. This study examined wheter self-compassion has a moderating role in the relationship between bullying, school climate, engagement, anxiety and depression. The design was quantitative, transversal and explanatory. The sample consisted in 688 adolescents, 55.7% female (N = 382), aged 12 to 18 years (M = 15.0, SD = 1.8), students from 4 public schools located in the cities of Porto Alegre, Regi?o Metropolitana and Serra Ga?cha. The measures were: Socio-Demographic Data, Self-Compassion Scale (SCS-A) - Adolescents Version, Cuestionario Multimodal de Intera??o Escolar (CMIE-III), Brazilian School Climate Survey-Student (BSCS-S), Spence Children?s Anxiety Scale (SCAS) and Children?s Depression Inventory (CDI). Significant and negative associations were found between self-compassion and its dimensions, with roles in bullying, as victim and extreme victim, as well as victimization by verbal and relational bullying. In addition, positive associations were found between the subscales of autocriticism with victim roles, extreme victimization, and verbal and relational victimization. Negative associations between self-compassion and symptoms of anxiety and depression, levels of self-criticism were also found. Also, positive associations between self-compassion and its subscales were identified, with the role of active observer in bullying, perception of school climate and engagement in school. Through the analysis of moderation, it was found that self-compassion moderates the relationship between being a victim in bullying and depressive symptoms, in order to reduce the outcome. However, in the relationship between being aggressor and depression, self-compassion increase the outcome. No moderation effect of self-compassion was found in the relationship between bullying and anxious symptoms. However, self-criticism moderated the relationship between being a victim of bullying and perceived school climate, as well as the relationship between being aggressor and outcomes such as school climate perception and school engagement. These findings demonstrate that there are important differences in how self-compassion affects adolescents, depending on their involvement in bullying situations. Self-compassion can act as a protective factor for the victim, but may not necessarily represent protection for the perpetrator. Furthermore, while for the victim self-criticism may contribute to a more negative view of the school climate, as far as the aggressor is concerned, self-criticism can assist in reducing depressive symptoms and increase engagement and positive perception of the school. Cognitive and emotional differences between aggressors and victims should be further explored in order to understand the role of self-compassion and self-criticism for these individuals. The effects of self-compassion and self-criticism on the identity formation of adolescents and the quality of their interpersonal relationships seem to be related to individual and cultural variables. Studies that assess cultural aspects are equally important. |
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Lisboa, Carolina Saraiva de Macedohttp://lattes.cnpq.br/4957174324778567http://lattes.cnpq.br/8015264453464606Souza, Deborah Brand?o de2019-10-21T18:14:19Z2019-02-27http://tede2.pucrs.br/tede2/handle/tede/8961Self-compassion is defined as an open and self-directed, warm, non-evaluative posture, in the face of experiences involving failures and suffering. A compassionate posture provides openness to suffering itself, experiencing feelings of warmth, care and understanding with oneself and one's own errors and inadequacies, recognizing that past experiences are inherent in human experience. Although there are already a considerable number of international publications, with regard to the Brazilian context, the field of self-compassion is little explored, especially in adolescence. It is observed that self-compassion can be an interesting emotional regulation strategy for adolescents, considering the changes anticipated at this stage of development. Thus, this project investigates possible relationships between self-compassion and experiences of violence between peers, specifically bullying, since adolescence is identified in the literature as the period of greatest occurrence of this phenomenon. In addition, self-compassion is associated with increased feelings of well-being and decreased stress, two areas impacted by the experience of bullying. The hypothesis is that the presence, at a greater or lesser level, of self-compassion and self-criticism may influence the perceptions of young people, who experience bullying (being victims or aggressors), about school climate, engagement, anxiety and depression symptoms. This study examined wheter self-compassion has a moderating role in the relationship between bullying, school climate, engagement, anxiety and depression. The design was quantitative, transversal and explanatory. The sample consisted in 688 adolescents, 55.7% female (N = 382), aged 12 to 18 years (M = 15.0, SD = 1.8), students from 4 public schools located in the cities of Porto Alegre, Regi?o Metropolitana and Serra Ga?cha. The measures were: Socio-Demographic Data, Self-Compassion Scale (SCS-A) - Adolescents Version, Cuestionario Multimodal de Intera??o Escolar (CMIE-III), Brazilian School Climate Survey-Student (BSCS-S), Spence Children?s Anxiety Scale (SCAS) and Children?s Depression Inventory (CDI). Significant and negative associations were found between self-compassion and its dimensions, with roles in bullying, as victim and extreme victim, as well as victimization by verbal and relational bullying. In addition, positive associations were found between the subscales of autocriticism with victim roles, extreme victimization, and verbal and relational victimization. Negative associations between self-compassion and symptoms of anxiety and depression, levels of self-criticism were also found. Also, positive associations between self-compassion and its subscales were identified, with the role of active observer in bullying, perception of school climate and engagement in school. Through the analysis of moderation, it was found that self-compassion moderates the relationship between being a victim in bullying and depressive symptoms, in order to reduce the outcome. However, in the relationship between being aggressor and depression, self-compassion increase the outcome. No moderation effect of self-compassion was found in the relationship between bullying and anxious symptoms. However, self-criticism moderated the relationship between being a victim of bullying and perceived school climate, as well as the relationship between being aggressor and outcomes such as school climate perception and school engagement. These findings demonstrate that there are important differences in how self-compassion affects adolescents, depending on their involvement in bullying situations. Self-compassion can act as a protective factor for the victim, but may not necessarily represent protection for the perpetrator. Furthermore, while for the victim self-criticism may contribute to a more negative view of the school climate, as far as the aggressor is concerned, self-criticism can assist in reducing depressive symptoms and increase engagement and positive perception of the school. Cognitive and emotional differences between aggressors and victims should be further explored in order to understand the role of self-compassion and self-criticism for these individuals. The effects of self-compassion and self-criticism on the identity formation of adolescents and the quality of their interpersonal relationships seem to be related to individual and cultural variables. Studies that assess cultural aspects are equally important.A autocompaix?o ? definida como uma postura aberta e autodirigida, calorosa, n?o-avaliativa, diante de experi?ncias envolvendo fracassos e sofrimento. Uma postura compassiva pode permitir a abertura do sujeito ao pr?prio sofrimento, experimentando sentimentos de calor, cuidado e compreens?o consigo e em rela??o aos pr?prios erros e inadequa??es, reconhecendo que as experi?ncias passadas s?o inerentes ? experi?ncia humana. Embora j? exista um n?mero consider?vel de publica??es internacionais, no que tange ao contexto brasileiro, o campo da autocompaix?o ainda ? pouco explorado, especialmente na adolesc?ncia. Observa-se que a autocompaix?o pode ser uma estrat?gia de regula??o emocional interessante para os adolescentes, considerando as mudan?as previstas nesta fase do ciclo vital. Assim, o presente projeto investigou poss?veis rela??es entre autocompaix?o e experi?ncias de viol?ncia entre pares, especificamente o bullying, visto que a adolesc?ncia ? identificada na literatura como sendo o per?odo de maior ocorr?ncia deste fen?meno. Al?m disto, a autocompaix?o est? associada ao aumento da sensa??o de bem-estar e diminui??o do estresse, duas ?reas frequentemente impactadas pela experi?ncia de bullying. Acredita-se que a presen?a, em maior ou menor n?vel, de autocompaix?o e autocriticismo pode influenciar as percep??es de jovens, que experimentam o bullying (sendo v?timas ou agressores), sobre clima escolar, assim como sintomas de ansiedade e depress?o que estes podem experenciar. O objetivo deste estudo foi investigar se a autocompaix?o possui papel moderador na rela??o entre bullying, clima escolar, engajamento, ansiedade e depress?o. O delineamento foi quantitativo, transversal e explicativo. Participaram do estudo 688 adolescentes, sendo 55,7% do sexo feminino (N=382), com idades entre 12 e 18 anos (M =15,0; DP = 1,8), estudantes dos anos finais do ensino fundamental e ensino m?dio, de escolas p?blicas de Porto Alegre, Regi?o Metropolitana e Serra Ga?cha. Os instrumentos respondidos foram: Question?rio de Dados Sociodemogr?ficos, Escala de Autocompaix?o (SCS-A) ? Vers?o para adolescentes, Cuestionario Multimodal de Intera??o Escolar (CMIE-III, Brazilian School Climate Survey-Student (BSCS-S, Spence Children?s Anxiety Scale (SCAS) e Children?s Depression Inventory (CDI). Foram encontradas associa??es significativas e negativas entre a autocompaix?o e suas dimens?es, com papeis no bullying, como v?tima e v?tima extrema, al?m de vitimiza??o por bullying do tipo verbal e relacional. Al?m disso, foram encontradas associa??es positivas entre as subescalas do autocriticismo com os papeis de v?tima, vitimiza??o extrema, al?m de vitimiza??o do tipo verbal e relacional. Associa??es negativas entre autocompaix?o e sintomas de ansiedade e depress?o, n?veis de autocriticismo tamb?m foram encontradas. Ainda, foram identificadas associa??es positivas entre a autocompaix?o, e suas subescalas, com o papel de observador ativo no bullying, percep??o do clima escolar e engajamento na escola. Atrav?s da an?lise de modera??o, foi encontrado que a autocompaix?o modera a rela??o entre ser v?tima no bullying e sintomas depressivos, de forma a reduzir o desfecho. Entretanto, na rela??o entre ser agressor e depress?o, a autocompaix?o aumenta o desfecho. N?o foi encontrado efeito de modera??o da autocompaix?o na rela??o entre bullying e sintomas ansiosos. No entanto, o autocriticismo moderou a rela??o entre ser v?tima de bullying e percep??o do clima escolar, assim como a rela??o entre ser agressor e desfechos como percep??o do clima escolar e engajamento na escola. Estes achados demonstram haver diferen?as importantes na forma como a autocompaix?o afeta o adolescente, conforme o envolvimento do mesmo em situa??es de bullying. A autocompaix?o pode atuar como um fator protetivo para a v?tima, por?m pode n?o necessariamente representar prote??o para o agressor. Al?m disso, enquanto que para a v?tima o autocriticismo pode contribuir para que tenha uma vis?o mais negativa do ambiente escolar, no que se refere ao agressor, o autocriticismo pode auxili?-lo na redu??o de sintomas depressivos e aumentar o engajamento e percep??o positiva da escola. Diferen?as cognitivas e emocionais entre agressores e v?timas devem ser mais exploradas a fim de compreender o papel da autocompaix?o e do autocriticismo para estes indiv?duos. Os efeitos da autocompaixao e do autocriticismo na forma??o de identidade dos adolescentes e na qualidade dos seus relacionamentos interpessoais parecem estar relacionados a vari?veis individuais e culturais. 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Rela??es entre autocompaix?o, bullying e clima escolar na adolesc?ncia |
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Rela??es entre autocompaix?o, bullying e clima escolar na adolesc?ncia Souza, Deborah Brand?o de Autocompaix?o Bullying Adolesc?ncia Clima Escolar Sa?de Mental CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA |
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Rela??es entre autocompaix?o, bullying e clima escolar na adolesc?ncia |
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Rela??es entre autocompaix?o, bullying e clima escolar na adolesc?ncia |
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Self-compassion is defined as an open and self-directed, warm, non-evaluative posture, in the face of experiences involving failures and suffering. A compassionate posture provides openness to suffering itself, experiencing feelings of warmth, care and understanding with oneself and one's own errors and inadequacies, recognizing that past experiences are inherent in human experience. Although there are already a considerable number of international publications, with regard to the Brazilian context, the field of self-compassion is little explored, especially in adolescence. It is observed that self-compassion can be an interesting emotional regulation strategy for adolescents, considering the changes anticipated at this stage of development. Thus, this project investigates possible relationships between self-compassion and experiences of violence between peers, specifically bullying, since adolescence is identified in the literature as the period of greatest occurrence of this phenomenon. In addition, self-compassion is associated with increased feelings of well-being and decreased stress, two areas impacted by the experience of bullying. The hypothesis is that the presence, at a greater or lesser level, of self-compassion and self-criticism may influence the perceptions of young people, who experience bullying (being victims or aggressors), about school climate, engagement, anxiety and depression symptoms. This study examined wheter self-compassion has a moderating role in the relationship between bullying, school climate, engagement, anxiety and depression. The design was quantitative, transversal and explanatory. The sample consisted in 688 adolescents, 55.7% female (N = 382), aged 12 to 18 years (M = 15.0, SD = 1.8), students from 4 public schools located in the cities of Porto Alegre, Regi?o Metropolitana and Serra Ga?cha. The measures were: Socio-Demographic Data, Self-Compassion Scale (SCS-A) - Adolescents Version, Cuestionario Multimodal de Intera??o Escolar (CMIE-III), Brazilian School Climate Survey-Student (BSCS-S), Spence Children?s Anxiety Scale (SCAS) and Children?s Depression Inventory (CDI). Significant and negative associations were found between self-compassion and its dimensions, with roles in bullying, as victim and extreme victim, as well as victimization by verbal and relational bullying. In addition, positive associations were found between the subscales of autocriticism with victim roles, extreme victimization, and verbal and relational victimization. Negative associations between self-compassion and symptoms of anxiety and depression, levels of self-criticism were also found. Also, positive associations between self-compassion and its subscales were identified, with the role of active observer in bullying, perception of school climate and engagement in school. Through the analysis of moderation, it was found that self-compassion moderates the relationship between being a victim in bullying and depressive symptoms, in order to reduce the outcome. However, in the relationship between being aggressor and depression, self-compassion increase the outcome. No moderation effect of self-compassion was found in the relationship between bullying and anxious symptoms. However, self-criticism moderated the relationship between being a victim of bullying and perceived school climate, as well as the relationship between being aggressor and outcomes such as school climate perception and school engagement. These findings demonstrate that there are important differences in how self-compassion affects adolescents, depending on their involvement in bullying situations. Self-compassion can act as a protective factor for the victim, but may not necessarily represent protection for the perpetrator. Furthermore, while for the victim self-criticism may contribute to a more negative view of the school climate, as far as the aggressor is concerned, self-criticism can assist in reducing depressive symptoms and increase engagement and positive perception of the school. Cognitive and emotional differences between aggressors and victims should be further explored in order to understand the role of self-compassion and self-criticism for these individuals. The effects of self-compassion and self-criticism on the identity formation of adolescents and the quality of their interpersonal relationships seem to be related to individual and cultural variables. Studies that assess cultural aspects are equally important. |
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Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_RS - Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS) |
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