Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology

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Autor(a) principal: Sol,António
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Vasco,António Branco
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
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Resumo: Framed by the integrative Paradigmatic Complementarity Model, the present study addresses the relationships between regulation and discrepancy in psychological needs satisfaction, and symptomatology. This Model conceptualizes psychological needs as dialectical polarities, suggesting that disorders essentially stem from the inability to regulate their satisfaction. 848 adults participated in this study. The results showed that the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction correlated negatively with symptomatology, whereas discrepancy correlated positively with it. Moreover, the level of that regulation showed predictive value of symptomatology. Non-disordered individuals displayed higher regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and lower discrepancy than disordered ones. In both groups, subjects with a high degree of regulation of both needs of each dialectical polarity generally displayed less symptoms, in comparison with all the others, with a few and non-significant exceptions. These results suggest the importance of regulation and discrepancy in psychological needs satisfaction as related to symptomatology.
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title Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
spellingShingle Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
Sol,António
Psychological needs
Discrepancies
Symptomatology
Paradigmatic Complementarity Model
title_short Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
title_full Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
title_fullStr Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
title_full_unstemmed Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
title_sort Relationships between the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and symptomatology
author Sol,António
author_facet Sol,António
Vasco,António Branco
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author2 Vasco,António Branco
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Sol,António
Vasco,António Branco
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Psychological needs
Discrepancies
Symptomatology
Paradigmatic Complementarity Model
topic Psychological needs
Discrepancies
Symptomatology
Paradigmatic Complementarity Model
description Framed by the integrative Paradigmatic Complementarity Model, the present study addresses the relationships between regulation and discrepancy in psychological needs satisfaction, and symptomatology. This Model conceptualizes psychological needs as dialectical polarities, suggesting that disorders essentially stem from the inability to regulate their satisfaction. 848 adults participated in this study. The results showed that the regulation of psychological needs satisfaction correlated negatively with symptomatology, whereas discrepancy correlated positively with it. Moreover, the level of that regulation showed predictive value of symptomatology. Non-disordered individuals displayed higher regulation of psychological needs satisfaction and lower discrepancy than disordered ones. In both groups, subjects with a high degree of regulation of both needs of each dialectical polarity generally displayed less symptoms, in comparison with all the others, with a few and non-significant exceptions. These results suggest the importance of regulation and discrepancy in psychological needs satisfaction as related to symptomatology.
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