过敏自恋量表:在社区样本中使用新建的德语版本进行更新和扩展的构造验证
Sabrina Schneider1, Sandy Sue Spormann1, Carolyn C Morf2
1FernUniversitat, Faculty of Psychology.
Psychological assessment
|January 9, 2025
概括
过敏自恋度量 (HSNS) 可以被理解为两个不同的维度:过敏和自我中心. 这项研究验证了这些维度,将它们与特定的性格特征和精神病理学联系起来.
科学领域:
- 心理学 心理学 心理学
- 人格科学 人格科学 人格科学
- 临床心理学 临床心理学
背景情况:
- 过敏自恋度量 (HSNS) 是一种常见的脆弱自恋度量.
- 以前的研究表明HSNS可能有两个维度:过敏/神经质和自我中心/对抗性.
- 现有的HSNS因子分析缺乏方法的一致性和子尺度验证.
研究的目的:
- 系统地检查和比较HSNS的测量模型.
- 为了验证HSNS的两个拟议的维度:过敏和自我中心.
- 将这些维度映射到已建立的个性和精神病理学的模型上.
主要方法:
- 在三个大样本 (N = 3,655) 中开发并验证了德国HSNS的适应.
- 在一个单独的样本中对德国HSNS进行了深入的检查 (N = 1,359).
- 进行了全面的相关性分析,包括一般人格,自恋和精神病理学的测量.
主要成果:
- 证实了HSNS的二维结构:过敏和自我中心.
- 发现了跨性别和年龄的度量模型不变性.
- 对过度敏感性 (与神经性自恋,内化病理相关) 和自我中心主义 (与对抗性自恋,外化问题相关) 展示了不同的名学网络.
结论:
- 调和HSNS与多维自恋测量和人格/精神病理学的维度模型.
- 这证明了HSNS在捕捉微妙的脆弱自恋特征方面的实用性.
- 为理解脆弱自恋提供了经过验证的两要素结构.
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