التنظيم الانفعالي بين الشخصى و علاقته بالصلابة النفسية و الرضا عن الصداقة

Abstract EN

The study aimed to examine the relationship between interpersonal emotion regulation (enhancing positive mood, perspective taking, and soothing, social modeling) with psychological hardiness and friendship satisfaction.

As well as identifying the role of psychological hardiness and friendship satisfaction in predicting interpersonal emotion regulation.

And investigating differences between males and females in interpersonal emotion regulation.

286 Suez university students (146 males, 140 females), participated in the present study with a mean age 20,34 (SD =1.29) for males, and mean age 19.97 (SD =1.36) for females.

Participants completed measures of interpersonal emotion regulation scale prepared by Hofmann, Carpenter, & Curtiss (2016), translated by present researcher.

Psychological hardiness scale (Mekhemer 2002), and friendship satisfaction scale prepared by present researcher.

Results showed significant positive correlations between interpersonal emotion regulation (perspective taking and Soothing and total score) with psychological hardiness, and significant positive correlation between of interpersonal emotion regulation and friendship satisfaction.

Commitment related positively to interpersonal emotion regulation dimensions except soothing.

Findings showed that interpersonal emotion regulation among males in both enhancing positive mood and soothing dimensions are significantly higher than females.

Also friendship satisfaction predicted interpersonal emotion regulation, while psychological hardiness didn’t predict interpersonal emotion regulation.

These results were discussed In terms of current hypotheses and previous studies, and what these results may indicate.