対人行動における自己表現と非合理的思い込みの関係

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This study examined the relationships between self-assertion and irrational belief in relation to interpersonal behaviors. Subjects were 71 college students. The research was conducted by means of a questionnaire and the following significant results were obtained. Both of members, who could not assert themselves clearly (Non-assertion group), and members, who had irrational belief (Irrational belief group), were not secure as to their interpersonal relations. In addition, the self-handicapping scores of the irrational group were higher than those of the rational belief group. Moreover, the irrational belief group belonging to the non-assertion group was more exhausted both in mind and body than the rational belief group. The above results suggested that self-assertion might be important social skills in relation to interpersonal behaviors. In order to assert themselves clearly, they should think rationally.
高知学園短期大学の論文
2001-12-25