The Role of Mindfulness, Maladaptive Perfectionism, and Positive Affect in Predicting Goal Self-Concordance

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sedighi arfaee Fariborz; Tabesh Reyhaneh

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Journal: POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH Year:2022 | Volume: | Issue: Page(s): 41-58

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Title

The Role of Mindfulness, Maladaptive Perfectionism, and Positive Affect in Predicting Goal Self-Concordance

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sedighi arfaee Fariborz | Tabesh Reyhaneh | Issue Writer Certificate

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goal self-concordanceQ4

maladaptive perfectionismQ4

mindfulnessQ4

positive affectQ4

secondary school studentsQ4

Abstract

This study aimed to identify the role of mindfulness, maladaptive perfectionism, and positive affect in goal self-concordance. The method of this research was descriptive and correlational. The sample included 100 secondary school students in Isfahan in the academic year 2020-2021, who were selected by convenience sampling. mindfulness Questionnaires, maladaptive perfectionism, positive affect, and Self-Efficacy were used to collect data. Data were analyzed using stepwise regression analysis. Data were analyzed using correlation coefficient and linear regression analysis. In stepwise regression, in the first step, the variable of mindfulness was entered and in the second step, the variable of maladaptive perfectionism was added, and finally, this regression model was able to predict 37% of the variance of goal self-concordance. However, the positive affect variable did not enter the regression equation due to the lack of predictive power. These findings provide new evidence on the importance of choosing self-concordance goals in life and identifying the factors influencing this choice.

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