Self-compassion as mediator between attachment dimensions with mental well-being: A path analysis model
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This study aimed to investigate the model of self compassion as mediator between attachment dimensions with mental well-being in male and female personnel Sepidar prisoner city of Ahvaz was conducted .Method
115 men and female from personnel Sepidar prison city of Ahvaz were selected by voluntary-available sampling method, and completed the Experience Close Relationship, Attachment Dimensions, Self-compassion, and Warwick-Edinburg Mental Well-being scales. The present study is descriptive-correlation and analysis of data was carried using simple correlation coefficient and h regression analysis by Baron and Kenny (1986), using SPSS-21 software .Results
The finding of self-compassion model was confirmed as mediating between anxiety and avoidant attachments and mental well-being both for direct paths and both for indirect paths .Conclusion
In result can suggest that safe attachments has role of important in health and well-being, but should not neglected of unique role of selfcompassion that mediating between attachment styles and mental well-being. good luck Keywords:
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Persian
Published:
Journal of Health Psychology, Volume:5 Issue: 17, 2016
Pages:
45 to 60
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