パートナーの新しい関係に対する多愛関係者の嫉妬と共感の反応: マインドフルネスの役割,感情の規制,苦悩の耐性,共感

Channing R Clemons-Castaños¹, Sharon M Flicker¹

¹Department of Psychology, California State University, Sacramento, Sacramento, California, USA.

Journal of marital and family therapy

|August 30, 2025

まとめ

マインドフルネスはポリアモラスな人では嫉妬が減りパートナーが新しい関係を築くとき緊張が増加しますこれはマインドフルネスが非一夫一妻関係のダイナミクスを導いてくれることを示唆しています

科学分野:

心理学
人間関係科学
マインドフルネスの研究

背景:

多妻制は合意による非一夫制で独特の感情的な課題をもたらします
新しい関係エネルギー (NRE) は,ポリアモリーにおける一般的な現象で,しばしば複雑な感情的な反応を誘発します.
NREに対する個人の反応の違いを理解することは関係の幸福にとって極めて重要です

研究の目的:

パートナーの新しい関係エネルギー (NRE) に対するマインドフルネスと感情的反応 (嫉妬,憤慨) の関係を調査する.
感情の調節,苦痛の耐性,共感,悪影響といった潜在的仲介要因を探る

主な方法:

オンラインで122人の参加者に実施した調査です
マインドフルネス,嫉妬,コンプレッション,感情の調節,苦悩の耐性,共感,そして破滅的な効果を評価するために有効なアンケートを使用しました.
統計的分析では,アソシエーションとメディエーションの経路が検討されました.

主要な成果:

マインドフルネスは感情の調節と苦痛の耐性を高めることで嫉妬の減少を予測します
マインドフルネスは提案された共感の経路を通ってではないが圧迫感を高めることを予測しました
マインドフルネスと嫉妬の関係に影響を及ぼしました

結論:

マインドフルネスは多愛関係における嫉妬から守ってくれるようです
マインドフルネスは圧迫感のようなポジティブな感情を育む可能性がありますがその背後にあるメカニズムはさらに調査する必要があります
発見は,非一夫一婦の関係における感情の管理を改善することを目的とした治療的介入の洞察を提供します.

キーワード:

圧縮する合意による非一夫一妻制嫉妬するマインドフルネス新しい関係エネルギーポリアモリー

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