Effects Of Self-consciousness Research Articles

Effect of self-consciousness on e-learning attitudes among high school students, Hyderabad, India

The study looks at the relationship between E-Learning attitudes and self-consciousness among high school students studying in Hyderbad City, an Indian metropolis, during the 2022-2023 academic year. The study had a total of 578 students (305 males and 273 females). Participants were given the Test of E-Learning Related Attitudes (TeLRA) and the Self-Consciousness Scale. Data were analyzed using SPSS 29.0 software. Pearson correlation and multiple regression analyses were used to determine the predictive role of self-consciousness in E-Learning Attitudes. A positive link was discovered between "self-consciousness" and "E-Learning attitude" among high school students. To compare groups based on demographic characteristics, we performed ndependent sample t-tests and one-way ANOVA. Female students had a significantly higher E-Learning attitudes score than male students (t= -4.78; p<0.05). Students having a good educational background from their family had significantly higher E-Learning attitude scores than those without (t=3.4; p<0.001). There were no significant variations based on the technology used during E-Learning or other demographic characteristics. Female students scored considerably higher on private self-consciousness (t=-4.96; p<0.001), general self-consciousness (t=-6.37; p<0.001), and social anxiety (t=-8.57; p<0.001) than male students. Students with a family education history exhibited significantly higher general self-consciousness scores (t=2.39; p<0.05) compared to those without E-Learning experience. The results were discussed, and recommendations for further scientific study were made.t (t=3.4; p<0.001).

The Effect of Interest in Appearance According to Self-consciousness on Makeup Behavior: Focusing on men in their 20s to 40s

A study was conducted on how men's self-consciousness leads to interest in appearance management and makeup behavior. Personal value for appearance management leads to various behaviors, and consequently, consumption behaviors occur. A study was conducted on the effect of self-consciousness and interest in appearance leading to makeup behavior in MZ males (20s to 40s). Research method: Survey conducted on 334 males, factor analysis using SPSS 18.0, reliability analysis, multiple regression analysis.Self-consciousness was classified into introverted and extroverted self-consciousness, and as a result of examining the effect on self-important appearance interest by factor, all had a positive (+) effect. Positive (+) results were shown in makeup behavior for both the self-esteem and the othercentered appearance interest.Since the higher the self- consciousness, the higher the interest in appearance and the purchasing behavior of cosmetics due to makeup, it can be used as basic data for marketing for advertising and product development for men's cosmetics.

The mediating effect of self-consciousness between peer relationship and social anxiety in HIV-infected children

Objective To explore the relationship among peer relationship, self-consciousness and social anxiety in HIV-infected children. Methods Peer Relationship Scale, Piers-Harris Children's Self-concept Scale and Social Anxiety Scale for Children were applied to 126 HIV-infected children. Results The score of peer relationship was 53.0(45.0, 62.0), the score of self-concept was 52.0(42.0, 60.0), and the score of social anxiety was 6.0(2.0, 9.0). Peer relationship was positively correlated with social anxiety( r=0.196, P=0.029) and negatively correlated with self-consciousness(r=-0.628, P<0.01). Self-consciousness was negatively correlated with social anxiety(r=-0.504, P<0.01). Bootstrap analysis showed that self-consciousness played a complete mediating role between peer relationship and social anxiety, and the mediating effect value was 0.377. Conclusion Peer relationship, self-consciousness and social anxiety are closely related.Furthermore, self-consciousness plays a complete mediating role between peer relationship and social anxiety in HIV-infected children. Key words: HIV-infected children; Peer relationship; Self-consciousness; Social anxiety

내현적 자기애와 사회불안의 관계에서 자기자비로 조절된 자의식의 매개효과

내현적 자기애와 사회불안의 관계에서 자기자비로 조절된 자의식의 매개효과

Positive and Negative Effects of Anger Expression in Workplace: Differences between when expressing and receiving anger

In this study, we conducted a study based on the possibility that expressing anger in organization could lead to positive effects as well as negative effects, and compared when expressing anger and receiving other’s anger. This study is divided into Study 1 and Study 2. and the purpose of Study 1 was to construct questionnires on the ways of anger expression and the effects of anger expression in organizational settings. As a result, the ways of anger expression were divided into linguistic anger expression and behavioral anger expression. The effect of anger expression was divided into a positive level and a negative level. The purpose of Study 2 was to examine the relation between the ways of anger expression and the effects of anger expression and the moderating effect of self-consciousness through the items constructed in Study 1. Results of analysis of the data from 271 organizational members are as follows. First, expressing anger was positively related to both positive and negative effects of anger expression, and receiving anger was positively related to the negative effects of anger expression. Second, Self-consciousness significantly moderated the relationship between the receiving anger and the effect of anger expression. Second, Self-consciousness had a moderating effect on receiving anger on the effect of anger expression. Specifically, the moderating effect of private-public self consciousness was statistically significant in the effects of receiving anger on the positive effect of anger expression.

The effect of self-consciousness on the clothes selection and impression

The effect of self-consciousness on the clothes selection and impression

Predictors of Biased Self-perception in Individuals with High Social Anxiety: The Effect of Self-consciousness in the Private and Public Self Domains.

“Biased self-perception,” the tendency to perceive one’s social performance as more negative than observers do, is characteristic of socially anxious individuals. Self-attention processes are hypothesised to underlie biased self-perception, however, different models emphasise different aspects of self-attention, with attention to the public aspects of the self being prominent. The current study aimed to investigate the relative contribution of two types of dispositional self-attention; public- and private self-consciousness to biased self-perception in a high (n = 48) versus a low (n = 48) social anxiety group undergoing an interaction task. The main finding was that private self-consciousness explained substantial and unique variance in biased negative self-perception in individuals with high social anxiety, while public self-consciousness did not. This relationship was independent of increments in state anxiety. Private self-consciousness appeared to have a specific association with bias related to overestimation of negative social performance rather than underestimation of positive social performance. The implication of this finding is that current treatment models of Social anxiety disorder might include broader aspects of self-focused attention, especially in the context of formulating self-evaluation biases.

The Effect of Self-Consciousness on Career Maturity in Chinese College Students: Mediating Role of Psychosocial Maturity and Moderating Role of Career Decision Self-Efficacy

The Effect of Self-Consciousness on Career Maturity in Chinese College Students: Mediating Role of Psychosocial Maturity and Moderating Role of Career Decision Self-Efficacy

The Relationship between Socially-Prescribed and Self-Oriented Perfectionism and Social Anxiety: The Mediating Effects of Self-Consciousness and Conflict over Emotional Expression among Female College Students

The Relationship between Socially-Prescribed and Self-Oriented Perfectionism and Social Anxiety: The Mediating Effects of Self-Consciousness and Conflict over Emotional Expression among Female College Students

The Effect of Adolescence's Actual-Ideal Self discrepancies on Depression :Mediating Effects of Self-Consciousness and Self-Silencing

The Effect of Adolescence's Actual-Ideal Self discrepancies on Depression :Mediating Effects of Self-Consciousness and Self-Silencing

The Need for Absolute Truth and Self-Rumination as Basic Suppressors in the Relationship Between Private Self-Consciousness and Mental Health

ABSTRACT Self-reflection has not so far been shown to have any specific benefits for mental health except for self-knowledge. Recent research showed that the controversy concerning the relationship between self-reflection and mental health could completely be eliminated if self-rumination and the need for absolute truth, especially the need for absolute truth, were considered as suppressor variables. This research replicated these findings in a different sample and expanded these findings by showing that the same is true for private self-consciousness. The need for absolute truth as a new variable was shown to be highly important in understanding the effects of self-consciousness on mental health.

The Effect of Self-consciousness and Gender role stress upon Mid-life crisis of Middle-aged male

The Effect of Self-consciousness and Gender role stress upon Mid-life crisis of Middle-aged male

Effect of self-consciousness and self-presentation motivation on each side of Social anxiety

Effect of self-consciousness and self-presentation motivation on each side of Social anxiety

자의식과 물질주의가 미국 여대생의 충동구매와 과시소비성향에 미치는 영향에 관한 연구

본 연구의 목적은 미국 여대생의 자의식, 물질주의성향, 충동구매와 과시적 소비성향간의 관계에 관하여 조사하는데 있다. 상징적 자기완성이론을 이론적 근거로 하여 가설을 설계하였으며, 설문지 조사법을 이용하여 자료를 수집하였다. 편의표본추출법을 적용하여 미국 중서부지역의 한 대학교의 여대생 315명을 연구대상으로 설문조사를 하였으며, 최종적으로 296명의 응답을 연구결과분석에 이용하였다. Stepwise 회귀분석을 통한 분석 결과 공적 자의식은 물질주의성향과 충동구매성향 및 과시소비성향에 정적 영향을 미치는 것으로 나타났으며, 사적 자의식은 과시소비성향에 부적 영향을 미치는 것으로 나타났다. 또한, 단순회귀분석을 통한 분석 결과 물질주의성향과 충동구매성향 및 과시적 소비 성향 간에 정적인 관계가 있는 것으로 나타났다. 본 연구는 자의식, 물질주의성향, 충동구매와 과시소비 성향간의 관계 메커니즘을 증명해 보임으로써, 사회 심리학적 소비자 행동연구에 이론적 틀을 제시하였다. 또한, 본 연구결과는 미국 여대생을 표적 시장으로 하는 기업이 표적소비자의 소비행동과 심리를 이해하는데 중요한 자료로 이용될 것으로 기대된다.

The Effect of Self‐Consciousness on the Expression of Gender Views1

This study examines the effect of public self‐consciousness on the expression of gender‐role attitudes. It was hypothesized that high publics were more likely to alter their gender‐view expressions to meet situational expectations than were high privates and that, under an activated state of public self‐attention, people were more likely to alter their gender views. Tested in 156 college students in a quasi‐experiment conducted in classrooms, these hypotheses were supported only in work‐related gender‐role attitude expressions, but not in domestic gender‐view expressions The experimental manipulation of public self‐consciousness in a classroom setting might have made work‐related identities more salient. Correspondingly, participants were more responsive to regulating work but not domestic gender views.

The Relationship Between Self-Consciousness and Dietary Restraint

The Relationship Between Self-Consciousness and Dietary RestraintJames C. Hamilton, Jennifer J. Falconer and Michael D. GreenbergJames C. HamiltonSearch for more papers by this author, Jennifer J. FalconerSearch for more papers by this author and Michael D. Greenberg1 Mississippi State University2 Hamilton College3 Duke UniversitySearch for more papers by this authorPublished Online:January 2011PDFPDF PLUS ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack Citations About Previous article Next article FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails Cited byCited by1. Who are you trying to fool: does weight underreporting by dieters reflect self-protection or self-presentation?Online publication date: 6 March 2013. Go to citation Crossref Google Scholar2. Impacts of cultural dimensions on healthy diet through public self‐consciousnessOnline publication date: Go to citation Crossref Google Scholar3. Self-Presentational Processes in Health-Damaging BehaviorOnline publication date: Go to citation Crossref Google Scholar4. The Effect of Self-Consciousness on the Expression of Gender Views1Online publication date: Go to citation Crossref Google ScholarBeth L. Green and Delia S. Saenz5. Tests of a Mediational Model of Restrained Eating: The Role of Dieting Self-Efficacy and Social ComparisonsOnline publication date: 26 January 2011. Go to citation Crossref Volume 11Issue 2Jun 1992 Information© 1992 Guilford Publications Inc.PDF download

Effects of self-consciousness and social anxiety on self-disclosure among unacquainted individuals: an application of the social relations model.

Recent research has demonstrated a positive relationship between private self-consciousness and the tendency to self-disclose. These studies have relied exclusively upon self-reports of disclosure. In the present study, Kenny's Social Relations Model (Kenny & La Voie, 1984) was employed to examine the relationship between a subject's self-reports and others' reports of a subject's level of self-disclosure and the relationship of these reports to private self-consciousness, as well as the other traits measured by the self-consciousness scale: public self-consciousness and social anxiety. Unacquainted college women (N = 102) participated in one-on-one interactions in a round-robin design. Subject's self-reports of disclosure and their levels of private self-consciousness correlated positively. The partners' reports of an individual's disclosure, however, were not related to the individual's level of private self-consciousness. The discrepancy between these correlations emphasizes the necessity to ground research in personal relationships on interacting pairs and not only on the self-reports of one member. Future research that would explore this difference is discussed. The examination of the self- and partner reports and subjects' levels of public self-consciousness and social anxiety demonstrated that these two traits significantly influence the acquaintance process. Public self-consciousness related positively to subjects' beliefs that they had created consistent impressions upon their partners. Social anxiety correlated negatively with partners' reports of a subject's dyadic involvement and openness.

The effects of private self-consciousness and perspective taking on satisfaction in close relationships.

We extended the scope of recent studies in which self-awareness and perspective taking have been used as predictors of social competence or adjustment: We analyzed their influence on the satisfaction experienced in monogamous, heterosexual relationships. Members of 131 couples answered questions concerning themselves and their relationships. We predicted that individual differences in private self-consciousness would be positively related to relationship satisfaction because of the greater self-disclosure resulting from that heightened self-attention. Second, we predicted that individual differences in perspective taking would foster relationship satisfaction, independent of any influence of self-disclosure. Both expectations were confirmed. Scores on the private self-consciousness scale were predictive of reported self-disclosure, and self-disclosure was predictive of satisfaction in the relationship. Furthermore, once the influence of self-disclosure was removed, no effect of self-consciousness on satisfaction remained. In contrast, after disclosure was controlled, perspective-taking scores were significantly related to satisfaction and were in fact unrelated to disclosure at all. These findings indicate that two personality characteristics having to do with habitual attention to behavioral tendencies, to emotions, and to motivations significantly enhance the quality of close heterosexual relationships in different ways. Results are discussed in terms of current theory in the related fields.

Self-awareness and cigarette-smoking behavior

According to the theory of objective self-awareness ( Duval & Wicklund, 1972), the concept of generalized drive is unnecessary, its explanatory function having been replaced by the concepts of self-evaluation and desire to be “correct”. An experiment was designed to compare alternative predictions from the drive and self-awarencess theories. Subjects listened to music in the presence of a mirror and, at another time, not in the presence of a mirror. The effect of self-consciousness on several habitual behaviors related to smoking was assessed. It was known that the subjects believed the number of cigarettes one should smoke “ideally” was significantly less than the number they actually smoked. Hence, the theory of objective self-awarencess predicts decreased smoking in the presence of the mirror, while a drive theory interpretation of self-consciousness predicts the opposite. Results generally supported the drive theory.