Individualne i porodične dimenzije kao determinante emocionalne regulacije odbojkaša kadeta i kadetkinja

Volume 3, Issue 1 (2013)

Individualne i porodične dimenzije kao determinante emocionalne regulacije odbojkaša kadeta i kadetkinja
Miroljub Ivanović, Uglješa Ivanović
Apstrakt: 
Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je da se ispitaju parcijalni doprinosi individualnih karakteristika odbojkaša oba pola i emocionalne atmosfere u porodici u tumačenju konstrukta emocionalne regulacije. U istraživanju učestvovalo je 286 ispitanika (142 kadeta i 144  kadetkinja), uzrasta od 16 do 17 godina. Primenjeni su merni instrumenti (Upitnik emocionalne regulacije i kontrole, Skala percepcije roditeljskog ponašanja, Skala dečje percepcije sukoba među roditeljima, Upitnik temperamenta u ranoj adolescenciji i Skala pubertetskog razvoja). Dobijeni rezultati pokazali su da su individualne karakteristike i dimenzije temperamenta odbojkaša i odbojkašica značajne determinante njihove emocionalne regulacije. Adolescenti koji su imali intenzivniju samokontrolu minimalno su ispoljavali negativne emocije i uspešnije kontrolisali svoja osećanja. Dimenzije roditeljskog ponašanja, značajno su uticale na tumačenje konstrukta emocionalne regulacije isključivo kod kadeta. Odbojkaši koji su percipirali viši nivo prediktorskih varijabli majčine kontrole i očevog odbacivanja, lošije su upravljali sopstvenim emocijama.
Ključne riječi: 
emocionalna regulacija, dimenzije temperamenta, pubertetski status, dimenzije roditeljskog ponašanja, dimenzije roditeljskog sukoba
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DOI: 
http://dx.doi.org/10.7251/839
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