INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMPATHY, IDENTITY STYLES AND COMMITMENT IN HUMANITIES AND TECHNICAL-ENGINEERING STUDENTS

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FEYZABADI Z.; FARZAD VALI ELAH; SHAHRARAI M.

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Journal: PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES Year:2007 | Volume:3 | Issue:2 Page(s): 65-90

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INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMPATHY, IDENTITY STYLES AND COMMITMENT IN HUMANITIES AND TECHNICAL-ENGINEERING STUDENTS

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FEYZABADI Z. | FARZAD VALI ELAH | SHAHRARAI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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EMPATHYQ2

IDENTITY STYLESQ2

COMMITMENTQ2

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Seven- hundred and twenty- six undergraduate students of Tehran universities in the field of humanities & technical-engineering science have been studied on EMPATHY aspects, IDENTITY STYLES and COMMITMENT. The "Interpersonal Reactivity Index" (IRI) (Davis, 1983) and "Identity Style Inventory" (ISI-6G) (White, Wampler & Winn, 1998) were utilized.Results of correlation indicated that emotional EMPATHY had a significantly positive relationship with normative and avoidance IDENTITY STYLES and significantly negative correlation with COMMITMENT. Cognitive EMPATHY (Perspective-taking) had a significantly positive correlation with information identity style. Multiple regressions analyses suggested that the most important predictor's variables for emotional EMPATHY were respectively: nonnative identity style, COMMITMENT, sex, educational major and avoidance identity style. The most important predictor variable for perspective-taking was information identity style. Finally, multiple regression analyses for predicating COMMITMENT based on survey variables suggested that the most important predictor's variables for COMMITMENT; informative and nonnative style were positive and respect to emotional EMPATHY and avoidance style were negative.

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FEYZABADI, Z., FARZAD, VALI ELAH, & SHAHRARAI, M.. (2007). INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMPATHY, IDENTITY STYLES AND COMMITMENT IN HUMANITIES AND TECHNICAL-ENGINEERING STUDENTS. PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES, 3(2), 65-90. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/67709/en

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FEYZABADI Z., FARZAD VALI ELAH, SHAHRARAI M.. INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMPATHY, IDENTITY STYLES AND COMMITMENT IN HUMANITIES AND TECHNICAL-ENGINEERING STUDENTS. PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES[Internet]. 2007;3(2):65-90. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/67709/en

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Z. FEYZABADI, VALI ELAH FARZAD, and M. SHAHRARAI, “INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN EMPATHY, IDENTITY STYLES AND COMMITMENT IN HUMANITIES AND TECHNICAL-ENGINEERING STUDENTS,” PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 65–90, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/67709/en

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