Links between unmitigated communion, interpersonal behaviors and well-being: : A daily diary approach

• Autores: Vicki S. Helgeson, Joshua Swanson, Onehyuk Ra, Honor Randall, Yu Zhao
• Localización: Journal of Research in Personality, ISSN-e 1095-7251, Vol. 57, Nº. 1, 2015, págs. 53-60
• Idioma: inglés
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• Resumen

  • We examined the links between unmitigated communion, interpersonal behavior, and well-being on a daily basis with 79 college students. After completing a baseline questionnaire, participants completed brief on-line questionnaires at the end of the day to assess support interactions, interpersonal behavior, and well-being for 10 consecutive days. We used multi-level modeling to examine whether unmitigated communion was connected to support and interpersonal behavior, whether support and interpersonal behavior were connected to well-being, and whether unmitigated communion moderated the latter relations. Unmitigated communion was related to increased support provision and a host of interpersonal difficulties. Daily support provision and being overly nurturant were positively related to well-being, but these relations were limited to individuals characterized by low unmitigated communion.