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PROACTIVE COPING AS A MEDIATOR IN THE EFFECT OF BIG FIVE PERSONALITY TRAITS ON THE GOAL RESTRICTION REACTION

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Gživnová V. , Kohútová V.

Studia Psychologica

2024

tom 66

nr 2

138 - 150

Goals, which were settled earlier in life, might become unattainable. Whether the reaction will be goal disengagement or reengagement of different goals might depend on the personality. The study aims to confirm the prediction power of personality traits in goal disengagement and goal reengagement and determine the possible mediation effect of proactive coping in these relationships. To confirm this, the Goal Adjustment Scale, The Proactive Coping Inventory, and Big Five Inventory-2 were completed by 318 participants (mean age 23.09; SD = 3.58; 76.7% of women). Results revealed a significant effect of extraversion and openness on both goal disengagement and goal reengagement and the effect of conscientiousness on goal disengagement. All of them were fully or partly mediated by proactive coping. The reaction to goal achievement obstacles partially depends on personality, due to its effect on the usage of proactive coping.

PROACTIVE COPING FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF AGE, GENDER AND EDUCATION

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Sollar T. , Sollarova E.

Studia Psychologica

2009

tom 51

nr 2-3

161-165

The article presents the results of a study of proactive coping in its relationships with age, gender and education. The concept of proactive coping contains the aspect of time in the sense of involving steps that are to precede the situations to be coped with. In the sample of 172 subjects, the differences were studied between groups defined by the above factors. The results show age-related differences in proactive coping where older people compared with younger ones prefer proactive coping more often, and women compared with men seek instrumental support coping strategy more often. Comparison of groups of adults who study and who do not study does not show significant differences among strategies of coping used.

REACTIVE AND PROACTIVE COPING WITH STRESS IN RELATION TO PERSONALITY DIMENSIONS IN ADOLESCENTS

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Fiskova E.

Studia Psychologica

2009

tom 51

nr 2-3

149-160

The study focuses on the analysis of relations between personality dimensions of adolescents and the preference for reactive and proactive coping strategies, and indicates the differences between these two types of strategies. Personality dimensions were studied with NEO-FFI (Costa, McCrae, 1992), reactive coping strategies were studied with COPE inventory (Carver et al., 1989) and proactive coping strategies with Proactive Coping Inventory (PCI; Greenglass et al., 1999). The results are discussed in terms of the differences between boys and girls. In comparison with boys, the girls showed significantly higher neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness and no significantly higher conscientiousness. The boys more often preferred problem- focused strategies and among their avoidance strategies are behavioural disengagement and humor. The girls more often apply emotion-focused strategies, seeking instrumental and emotional support especially, but also avoidance strategies of denial, mental disengagement, use of alcohol or drug.

COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING AND PROACTIVE COPING

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Ruiselova Z. , Prokopcakova A.

Studia Psychologica

2010

tom 52

nr 4

291-299

This study focuses on selected characteristics of counterfactual thinking related to effectiveness of coping (represented by sense of coherence SOC and self-efficacy GSES) and proactive coping. The authors focus on anxiety among personality characteristics related to the proactive coping and counterfactual thinking. The results show a higher level of proactive and preventive coping, as well as higher SOC and GSES, related to positive opinion of the helpfulness of counterfactual thinking in solving possible future problems and to lower anxiety.

THE PSYCHOLOGICALLY INTEGRATED PERSON AND THE PARAMETERS OF OPTIMAL FUNCTIONING

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Sollarova E. , Sollar T.

Studia Psychologica

2010

tom 52

nr 4

333-338

The integrated person is defined by Rogers as unified within him/herself at all levels and with low discrepancy between the present self and the desired self. Optimal functioning of a person occurs when the various aspects of a person are integrated into a relatively harmonious organization. This paper presents a research study where relationships between the level of personal psychological integration and proactive coping, self-esteem, neuroticism and openness to experience in non-therapeutic settings (n = 55 administrative workers) are studied. The authors found that the highly integrated persons are more proactive, have more positive self-esteem and are less neurotic. The relationship between psychological integration and openness was not confirmed.