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Identity status differences among Italian adolescents: Associations with time perspective
No full textBased on Marcia's identity status model, this cross-sectional study examined adolescents' identity formation analyzing its association with time perspective. A sample of 1300 Italian adolescents filled in self-report measures assessing two major developmental processes: identity resolution and time perspective. Adolescents who achieved an integrated identity status seemed to primarily adopt a future time perspective and to have a positive view of the past. By contrast, Diffused adolescents reported negative experiences in the past, a lower future orientation and a greater inclination to fatalism compared to others. The implications of the findings, limitations and suggestions for future theoretical and empirical development of research in this field are discussed. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved
Identity and conformism among Italian adolescents who binge eat and drink
No full textThis cross-sectional study examined binge eating and binge drinking behaviours analysing their association with the process of identity formation in adolescence and individual tendency towards conformism. The sample consisted of 1500 Italian students (660 boys and 840 girls) attending high school. The average age of the students was 17.31 years (SD = 1.34; range: 17-19). They completed self-report measures assessing binge behaviours, ego identity status and social conformism. Diffused adolescents were more likely to be engaged in binge eating and binge behaviours than others validating that the achievement of a consolidated ego identity is important for enhancing well-being and preventing problematic outcomes in adolescents. Moreover, adolescents engaging in binge behaviours reported the highest levels of tendency to compare their performances or ideas and opinions with others and to conform with them. The present study suggested that binge behaviours were strongly associated with an adolescent's identity process and have important implications for future empirical investigation and for clinical intervention
Informant discrepancies in perceived parental psychological control, adolescent autonomy, and relatedness psychological needs
No full textFramed from Self-Determination Theory and Family Systems Theory, the present multi-informant study sought to
contribute to a better understanding of the relations between discrepancies in parents’ and adolescents’ perceptions
of parental psychological control and satisfaction of adolescents’ needs for autonomy and relatedness.
Participants were 190 Italian intact families in which an adolescent was present (Mage = 16.47 years,
SDage = 1.41). Our findings highlighted that: (1) adolescents generally tended to perceive higher levels of psychological
control than their parents reported; (2) adolescents tended to rate mothers’ psychological control
higher than the mothers themselves, whereas adolescent reports of fathers’ psychological control were not higher
than the fathers’ self-reports; (3) the discrepancies between fathers and adolescents in their perceptions of fathers’
psychological control were associated with lower levels of satisfaction of the adolescents’ need for
relatedness, while the discrepancies between mothers and adolescents were associated with lower levels of
satisfaction of the adolescents’ need for autonomy
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