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    글쓰기를 통한 자기개방이 신체화 및 심리적 안녕감에 미치는 효과 : 정서인식, 정서표현, 정서표현모호성을 중재변인으로 = Effects of self-disclosure through writing on somatization and psychological well-being : by moderation variables of emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness.

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    This study examined whether to make a self-disclosure about a stressful experience through writing would have beneficial effects on somatization and psychological well-being, and whether emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness would have moderation effects on effects of writing on somatization and psychological well-being.
    It was assumed that self-disclosure of the stressful experience would affect positively physical health and psychological well-being, and that emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness would work by moderation variables on it`s effects.
    Based upon the above assumption, two hypotheses were derived and examined through this study: (1) The effects of self-disclosure through writing on somatization and psychological well-being would be significant, after controlling the effect of the other factor. (2) The interaction effects of writing & emotional perception, and writing & emotional expressiveness, and writing & ambivalence over emotional expressiveness would be significant. And internal changes of writing group were observed through the K-LIWC.
    Each of forty-six undergraduates wrote about either their stressful experience or superficial topic four times, for 4 days, in 15~20 minutes at each time. Experimental results partly verified the hypothesis. Results showed that writing about a stressful experience improved only physical health. This findings imply that the positive effect of self-disclosure on psychological well-being is not consistent to the general situation. And emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness had moderation effects on writing effects on somatization and psychological well-being. But moderation effects were not completely correspond with the hypothesis. Finally, implications of the findings for psychotherapy and counseling, limitations of this study and suggestions for future studies were discussed.
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    This study examined whether to make a self-disclosure about a stressful experience through writing would have beneficial effects on somatization and psychological well-being, and whether emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence ...

    This study examined whether to make a self-disclosure about a stressful experience through writing would have beneficial effects on somatization and psychological well-being, and whether emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness would have moderation effects on effects of writing on somatization and psychological well-being.
    It was assumed that self-disclosure of the stressful experience would affect positively physical health and psychological well-being, and that emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness would work by moderation variables on it`s effects.
    Based upon the above assumption, two hypotheses were derived and examined through this study: (1) The effects of self-disclosure through writing on somatization and psychological well-being would be significant, after controlling the effect of the other factor. (2) The interaction effects of writing & emotional perception, and writing & emotional expressiveness, and writing & ambivalence over emotional expressiveness would be significant. And internal changes of writing group were observed through the K-LIWC.
    Each of forty-six undergraduates wrote about either their stressful experience or superficial topic four times, for 4 days, in 15~20 minutes at each time. Experimental results partly verified the hypothesis. Results showed that writing about a stressful experience improved only physical health. This findings imply that the positive effect of self-disclosure on psychological well-being is not consistent to the general situation. And emotional perception, emotional expressiveness, and ambivalence over emotional expressiveness had moderation effects on writing effects on somatization and psychological well-being. But moderation effects were not completely correspond with the hypothesis. Finally, implications of the findings for psychotherapy and counseling, limitations of this study and suggestions for future studies were discussed.

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    • 서론 = 1
    • 1. 연구의 필요성 및 목적 = 1
    • 2. 이론적 배경 = 5
    • 3. 연구문제 = 17
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    • 서론 = 1
    • 1. 연구의 필요성 및 목적 = 1
    • 2. 이론적 배경 = 5
    • 3. 연구문제 = 17
    • 연구방법 = 19
    • 1. 실험참가자 = 19
    • 2. 측정도구 = 20
    • 3. 설계 = 23
    • 4. 연구절차 = 24
    • 결과 = 28
    • 논의 = 43
    • 참고 문헌 = 48
    • 부록 = 62
    • Abstract = 73
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