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• W1556018412 abstract "Objectives: The self (content and structure) has been shown to play a major role inpsychological processes involved in well-being and universal disorders, including depression,anxiety and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). However, many theories of such disordersgive little consideration to research demonstrating an influence of culture on the self.Furthermore, while research has considered self-concept structure (i.e., self-consistency),self-concept content has been given less attention. The objectives of the current study were toinvestigate the influence of cross-cultural differences in self-concept structure and content onwell-being (Study 1a) and posttraumatic psychological adjustment (Study 1b).Design: A two-group (British vs. East Asian) quantitative cross-sectional design was used.Participants (172 British, 122 East Asian) in Study 1a completed self-report measuresassessing self-consistency and well-being. Of the participants in Study 1a, 83 British and 41East Asian had experienced a traumatic event and thus also took part in Study 1b. In Study 1bparticipants completed measures assessing trauma-centrality and PTSD symptoms.Results: British participants showed greater overall self-consistency. When investigatingcontent (i.e., desirability of characteristics) British participants showed greater desirable typesof consistency. In contrast, East Asian participants showed greater undesirable types of selfconsistency.Significant relationships were found for both cultural groups between selfconsistencyand well-being. Specifically, consistency to undesirable characteristics was foundto significantly correlate with lower levels of well-being (Study 1a). Relationships betweenself-concept (structure and content) and posttraumatic psychological adjustment were lessclear (Study 1b).Conclusions: This study highlights the complex relationship between self-concept and wellbeingand emphasises the importance of structure and content. It also draws attention to theinfluence of culture. Further research is required to make firm conclusions in relation toIIPTSD. This study further supports the cross-cultural consideration of well-being and PTSD, highlighting the importance of future investigation when considering culturally appropriate models and interventions." @default.
• W1556018412 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W1556018412 creator A5086667294 @default.
• W1556018412 date "2013-06-01" @default.
• W1556018412 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W1556018412 title "An investigation into the influence of cross-cultural differences in self-consistency and desirability on well-being and posttraumatic psychological adjustment" @default.
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