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The Korean Journal of Health Psychology

Does The Sleep and Emotion Regulation Mediates The Effects of Stress and Worry on Well-being?

The Korean Journal of Health Psychology / The Korean Journal of Health Psychology, (P)1229-070X; (E)2713-9581
2013, v.18 no.4, pp.783-806
https://doi.org/10.17315/kjhp.2013.18.4.011


Abstract

The purpose of this study is to research the effect of sleep on welling in relation to stress and worry. Four hundred forty nine students in Seoul and Gyeongnam province, have been divided into 239 male students and 210 female students. The following tests and questionnaires have been performed on them: life stress scale for college students. Penn State Worry Questionnaire(PSWQ), emotion regulation strategies questionnaire(ERSQ), the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Test (PSQI), physical symptom scale, Korean Depression Scale(KDS), functional status questionnaire(FSQ). In order to analyze the relation between them, a structural equation has been applied; as a result, both partial mediating model and full mediating model correspond with the collected data only in the women group. As a result of a direct comparison between the two models, the full mediating model is superior to the other one. Comparing and evaluating the two alternative models' goodness of fit, the simple effect model has not been supported, but the alternative model has been satisfactory in mediating the relation between worry and sleep. However, in direct comparison with the full mediating model, the full mediating model turns out to be more appropriate. These results imply that stress, worry, emotion regulation and sleep do not influence well-being respectively, but it is clear that they are related to one another and affect well-being. In addition, they suggest that the management of sleep, as well as that of stress and worry, is essential in order to sustain a firm physical, psychological and social function. Lastly, the limitations and further direction of this study have been discussed.

keywords
수면, 스트레스, 걱정, 정서조절, 안녕, sleep, stress, worry, emotion regulation, well-being

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