How does core self-evaluations relate to psychological well-being in the Philippines and United States? The moderating role of relational mobility

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作者：

Jesus Alfonso D. Datu

Patrick J. Rosopa

Jamie M. Fynes

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[1] The Education University of Hong Kong,Department of Special Education and Counselling, Integrated Centre for Wellbeing

[2] Clemson University,Department of Psychology

[3] Department of Defense,undefined

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Current Psychology | 2023年 / 42卷

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Core self-evaluations; Psychological well-being; Relational mobility;

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Core self-evaluations (CSE) is conceptualized as a higher-order personality construct underpinned by locus of control, self-esteem, self-efficacy, and neuroticism. Studies have shown that CSE predicts a variety of well-being outcomes. Yet, little is known on how CSE relates to well-being in different settings. This study addresses extant research gaps through examining the moderating role of relational mobility on the relationship between CSE and psychological well-being (PWB) among undergraduate students in the U.S. and the Philippines. Results showed that both CSE and relational mobility were positively associated with PWB in both contexts. However, the association between relational mobility and psychological well-being was stronger in the Philippines than in the United States. Across the Filipino and U.S. samples, relational mobility moderated the associations of CSE with PWB such that for those who had higher perceptions of relational mobility, CSE may be linked to higher PWB. The theoretical and practical implications are discussed.

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页码：13927 / 13937

页数：10

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