Relationships among cultural views of self, interpersonal stress-coping and happiness in Japanese adolescents

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  • 青年期における文化的自己観と対人ストレスコーピングおよび幸福感の関連
  • セイネンキ ニ オケル ブンカテキ ジコカン ト タイジン ストレスコーピング オヨビ コウフクカン ノ カンレン

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This study examined the relationship among cultural views of self, interpersonal stress-coping and happiness in Japanese adolescents. The participants of 180 students (ratio of valid responses 96.8%；54 males, 126 females) responded to the six questionnaires. Cultural views of self was divided into four groups based on the scale (Iwasaki & Igarashi, 2021). Results showed that “both-high group” (both high levels of independent construal of self and interdependent construal of self) and “high independent construal of self group” significantly exhibits a higher scores of interpersonal adaptive stress-coping than the other groups, and “both-high group” significantly exhibit a higher score of sense of happiness than the other groups. These results were useful research to clarify relationship between development of cultural views of self and Japanese happiness.

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