M. Nicknam (M. A); A. Allahyari (Ph. D); K. Rasolzadeh Tabatabai
Volume 1, Issue 3 , February 2011, , Pages 104-119
Abstract
The purpose of this experiment was to study the effect of stress inoculation training on perceived stress in different identity style.
Participates from simple random samplings were chosen and identity style questionnaires were performed. Entrance criteria for participant include: Female, undergraduate ...
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The purpose of this experiment was to study the effect of stress inoculation training on perceived stress in different identity style.
Participates from simple random samplings were chosen and identity style questionnaires were performed. Entrance criteria for participant include: Female, undergraduate students in educational courses, having psychological and physical health by self-report.
54 subjects were divided by random assignment into 2 subject groups on the basis of their identity style (normative, diffuse/avoidant). In the next stage perceived stress questionnaires were performed. Then treatment. In the post test we perceived stress questionnaires was applied.
The results indicated. That stress inoculation training can decrease perceived stress, and explanations and evaluations of events in mind are important in stress. Changing on the basis of self instruction can affect on perceived stress.
