大学生のデイリーハッスルとタイプA行動パターンおよびアレキシサイミアの関連

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The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship among the subjective rating of Daily hassles, Type A behavior pattern (Type A), and Alexithymia. The participants were 155 university students in Japan. They were asked to complete 3 questionnaires: Gotow Alexithymia Questionnaire (Galex), KG's Daily Life Questionnaire and Daily Life Stressor Scale for university students. It was shown that there were significant correlations among Type A, Alexithymia and Daily hassles and that the participants of Type A felt higher Daily hassles than ones of Type B. It was suggested that the subjective ratings of Daily hassles increase as the tendency of Type A and Alexithymia heighten and that there is the specific relationship between Type A and Alexithymia. More studies are needed regarding the relationship between Type A and Alexithymia.
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