Beck’s Personality Beliefs Questionnaire: Evidence of Validity and Reliability of the Russian Version

Rasskazova, E.I.

Автор: Rasskazova E.I.
Журнал: Psychology in Russia: State of the Art
Том: 13
Номер: 3
Год издания: 2020
Первая страница: 34
Последняя страница: 50
DOI: 10.11621/pir.2020.0303
Аннотация: Background. Te Psychological Risk Factors of Deviant Behavior in Adolescents Inventory was developed based on “empirical keying” comparisons of answers to a pullof self-regulation-related items in clinical (drug addicts) and control groups.Objective. To reveal diferences between adolescents with delinquent behaviorfrom drug addictions and controls using the Psychological Risk Factors of DeviantBehavior in Adolescents Inventory and to study their relationships to anxiety, depression, and personal resources.Design. 760 adolescents aged 13–17 from three schools of the Murmansk Regionof Russia, 288 from eight Russian special education institutions for adolescents withdelinquent behavior (prevalent diagnosis was F91), and 108 adolescents having drugaddiction flled out the Psychological Risk Factors of Deviant Behavior in AdolescentsInventory. Adolescents from the control and delinquent behavior groups also flledout the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale. Additionally 280 pupils in the 10th11th grades and 99 adolescents with delinquent behavior in the 10th grade and up flledout the Hardiness Test, Life Orientation Test, and Self-Efcacy Scale.Results. Data reproduced results indicating higher dissatisfaction with relation- ships with parents, “black-and-white” thinking, a technology addiction tendency andantisocial tendencies, a low level of self-regulation and a high level of risky behaviorand sensation seeking in adolescents with drug addictions that could be explained notonly by psychological diferences but also by diferent social situations or strategies inresponding to items. Adolescents with delinquent behavior also reported higher antisocial tendencies, novelty seeking, as well as lower self-regulation. In both the clinicaland control groups, there were reasonable correlations between better self-regulation(lower technological addiction and antisocial tendencies, better self-regulation andemotion control) and personal resources of self-regulation.Conclusion. Antisocial tendencies, novelty seeking, and lower self-regulationcould be psychological indicators of self-regulatory defciencies in adolescents witha risk of involvement in delinquent behavior, but further studies are needed to distinguish whether these diferences are explained by self-regulation, social situationor strategy of responding to items in adolescents with deviant behavior compared tocontrols.
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