大学生におけるふれ合い恐怖的心性と心理的ストレス反応の関連性

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The purpose of the present research was to examine the relationship between the "commu-phobic tendency" and the psychological stress responses among contemporary university students. One hundred twenty six university students (39 males, 87 females) completed questionnaires based on the commu-phobic tendency scale, stress self-rating scale, and stress response scale (SRS)-18. Factor analysis of the commu-phobic tendency scale produced four factors: "interpersonal refusal," "desire for isolation," "superficial relationships," and "interpersonal over-adaptation." The results of multiple regression analyses showed that stress responses such as depression, anxiety, anger, emotional confusion, withdrawal, autonomic nervous acceleration, and physical fatigue were positively correlated with interpersonal refusal, desire for isolation, and superficial relationships. These results suggest that "commu-phobic adolescents" who withdraw from interpersonal relationships showed a high level of psychological stress responses.