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Копинг-стратегии в структуре деятельности и саморегуляции: психометрические характеристики и возможности применения методики cope

Копинг-стратегии в структуре деятельности и саморегуляции: психометрические характеристики и возможности применения методики cope

Abstract

В статье охарактеризованы основные направления и результаты исследований копинг-стратегий, а также представлены результаты трех серий исследования, проведенного на выборке из 590 испытуемых и посвященного русскоязычной адаптации методики COPE (Carver et al., 1989). Результаты свидетельствуют о надежности, а также структурной, конвергентной и дискриминантной валидности методики: структура опросника подтверждается с помощью конфирматорного факторного анализа, а копинг-стратегии показывают предсказуемые связи с показателями субъективного благополучия, саморегуляции и личностных ресурсов. Выявлены гендерные и возрастные различия в использовании копинг-стратегий, показаны связи копинг-стратегий с успешностью учебной деятельности, эффективностью саморегуляции и психологическим благополучием в ситуации ограниченных возможностей

The paper summarizes the principal trends and outcomes of coping research in psychology and presents the results of 3 studies (N=590) aimed at Russian-language adaptation of the COPE inventory (Carver, Scheier, Weintraub, 1989). The results indicate the reliability and structural, convergent, and discriminant validity of the inventory. The structure of the test was supported by confirmatory factor analysis. Coping strategies showed predictable associations with subjective well-being, selfregulation, and personality resource indicators. Gender and age differences in self-reported coping strategy use are presented. Specific coping strategies were associated with academic performance, self-regulation effectiveness, and psychological well-being in people with disabilities.

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КОПИНГ-СТРАТЕГИИ, СУБЪЕКТИВНОЕ БЛАГОПОЛУЧИЕ, ЛИЧНОСТНЫЕ РЕСУРСЫ, ЦЕЛЕПОЛАГАНИЕ, ЦЕЛЕДОСТИЖЕНИЕ

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