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Title:Odnos med kakovostjo in dolžino spanja ter učinkovitostjo regulacije čustev v vsakdanjem življenju : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Razboršek, Alenka (Author)
ID Zorjan, Saša (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
ID Štukovnik, Vita (Comentor)
Files:.pdf MAG_Razborsek_Alenka_2023.pdf (1,29 MB)
MD5: CC8A13B89D58FC0AD74E19142E31DB9B
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:V magistrskem delu smo preučevali obe smeri odnosa med kakovostjo in dolžino spanja ter pozitivnim in negativnim afektom. Poleg tega smo preučevali tudi napovedno vrednost kakovosti in dolžine spanja na uporabo posameznih strategij čustvene regulacije in na učinkovitost le-teh za regulacijo pozitivnega in negativnega afekta. V raziskavo je bilo vključenih 157 udeležencev, ki so med sedem-dnevnim sodelovanjem šestkrat dnevno odgovarjali na vprašanja, vezana na čustvena stanja in strategije, s katerimi regulirajo svoja čustva, ter enkrat dnevno na vprašanja, vezana na dolžino in kakovost spanja. S pomočjo večnivojskega modeliranja smo ugotovili, da tako kakovost kot dolžina spanja pozitivno napovedujeta pozitivni afekt prihodnji dan ter negativno negativni afekt prihodnji dan. Odnos med dolžino spanja in negativnim afektom se je izkazal za bolj kompleksen, saj po vključitvi strategij čustvene regulacije dolžina spanja negativnega afekta več ne napoveduje statistično značilno. Naše analize ne potrjujejo odnosa v smeri afekt – spanje, saj niti pozitivni niti negativni afekt ne napovedujeta kakovosti in dolžine spanja. Čeprav kakovost spanja ni napovednik uporabe posameznih strategij čustvene regulacije, igra pomembno vlogo pri učinkovitosti strategij zatiranja izražanja čustev in ruminacije. Osebe, ki poročajo o višji kakovosti spanja so namreč bolj učinkovite pri uporabi zatiranja izražanja čustev in ruminacije za pozitivni afekt in pri uporabi zatiranja izražanja čustev za negativni afekt, saj pri njih prihaja do manjšega upada pozitivnega oz. manjšega porasta negativnega afekta kot pri osebah, ki poročajo o nižji kakovosti spanja. Dolžina spanja pa se je izkazala za negativni napovednik uporabe sprejemanja in prevrednotenja tako pri pozitivnem kot tudi pri negativnem afektu. V pričujočem magistrskem delu ugotavljamo tudi, da učinkovitost strategij čustvene regulacije čez dan ne variira. V diskusiji rezultate obrazložimo, predstavimo pomanjkljivosti in prednosti raziskave ter podamo predloge za prihodnje raziskave.
Keywords:kakovost spanja, dolžina spanja, regulacija čustev, učinkovitost regulacije čustev
Place of publishing:Maribor
Place of performance:Maribor
Publisher:A. Razboršek
Year of publishing:2023
Number of pages:1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (IX, 60 str.))
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-85912 New window
UDC:159.963.2:159.942(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:166534147 New window
Publication date in DKUM:02.10.2023
Views:843
Downloads:121
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Language:English
Title:The relationship between sleep quality and quantity and effectiveness of emotion regulation in everyday life
Abstract:The following master’s thesis investigates the reciprocal relationship between the quality and quantity of sleep and positive and negative affect. Furthermore, the thesis explores he predictive value of the sleep quality and duration on the use of individual emotion regulation strategies and their effectiveness in regulating positive and negative affect. The study is based on the experience sampling method, over the course of seven days. The study included 157 young adults who were asked to answer questions about their emotional state and the strategies they used to regulate their emotions. The participants answered these questions six times a day. They were also required to answer questions about sleep duration and quality; however, this took part only once a day. Using multilevel modelling we have found that both sleep quality and duration positively predict positive affect the next day and negatively predict negative affect the next day. The relationship between sleep duration and negative affect turned out to be more complex, as after incorporating emotional regulation strategies, sleep duration no longer significantly predicts negative affect. The analysis does not confirm a relationship in the affect-to-sleep direction, as neither positive nor negative affect predicts sleep quality and duration. Although sleep quality is not a significant predictor of the use of emotion regulation strategies, it still plays an important role in the effectiveness of the use of expressive suppression and rumination. Participants who reported a higher sleep quality are more effective in the use of expressive suppression for negative affect. These participants report a lower decrease in positive and a lower increase in negative affect compared to individuals who report lower sleep quality. Sleep duration, on the other hand, is a negative predictor of the use of acceptance and reappraisal for both positive and negative affect. The present thesis shows that the effectiveness of emotion regulation strategies does not vary throughout the day. The discussion of the results, the limitations and advantages of the study and proposed suggestions for further research are listed in the thesis discussion.
Keywords:sleep quality, sleep quantity, emotion regulation, emotion regulation effectiveness


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