Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence
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Resumo: | The theory of objective self-awareness predicts the assessment of stable or dispositional self-consciousness and transitory or situational self-awareness. The aim of the present research was to investigate potential associations between patterns of experiential self-description to scores on selfreport measures of dispositional self-consciousness. A total of 64 Brazilian volunteers (Mage = 29.7, SD = 8.79, 64.1% female) responded to the Revised Self-Consciousness Scale, the Philadelphia Mindfulness Scale, and the Rumination–Reflection Questionnaire before participating in an experience sampling protocol. The protocol consisted of random daily requests for up to four self-description experiences across seven consecutive days. Participants recorded audio messages on their mobile phones in reply to each request describing their current experience. Reports were analyzed through a reflexive thematic analysis that produced twenty sub-themes accounting for descriptive markers of experience. Based on those descriptive markers, the qualitative data were then transformed into quantitative data for the situational self-awareness indexes. Evidence of association between selfconsciousness and self-awareness was stronger for the awareness subscale in a positive correlation with affective situational self-awareness and in a negative correlation with mental representational transitory self-awareness. Although relational evidence has been provided, the data reinforced the theoretical distinction between self-consciousness and self-awareness. |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence Majolo, Maurício Autoconsciência Saúde mental Self-awareness Self-consciousness Assessment Experience sampling Mixed methods |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Self-consciousness and self-awareness : associations between stable and transitory levels of evidence |
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Majolo, Maurício |
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Majolo, Maurício Gomes, William Barbosa Castro, Thiago Gomes de |
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Gomes, William Barbosa Castro, Thiago Gomes de |
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Majolo, Maurício Gomes, William Barbosa Castro, Thiago Gomes de |
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Autoconsciência Saúde mental |
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Autoconsciência Saúde mental Self-awareness Self-consciousness Assessment Experience sampling Mixed methods |
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Self-awareness Self-consciousness Assessment Experience sampling Mixed methods |
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The theory of objective self-awareness predicts the assessment of stable or dispositional self-consciousness and transitory or situational self-awareness. The aim of the present research was to investigate potential associations between patterns of experiential self-description to scores on selfreport measures of dispositional self-consciousness. A total of 64 Brazilian volunteers (Mage = 29.7, SD = 8.79, 64.1% female) responded to the Revised Self-Consciousness Scale, the Philadelphia Mindfulness Scale, and the Rumination–Reflection Questionnaire before participating in an experience sampling protocol. The protocol consisted of random daily requests for up to four self-description experiences across seven consecutive days. Participants recorded audio messages on their mobile phones in reply to each request describing their current experience. Reports were analyzed through a reflexive thematic analysis that produced twenty sub-themes accounting for descriptive markers of experience. Based on those descriptive markers, the qualitative data were then transformed into quantitative data for the situational self-awareness indexes. Evidence of association between selfconsciousness and self-awareness was stronger for the awareness subscale in a positive correlation with affective situational self-awareness and in a negative correlation with mental representational transitory self-awareness. Although relational evidence has been provided, the data reinforced the theoretical distinction between self-consciousness and self-awareness. |
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