The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms

This study aimed to examine whether pessimistic prediction certainty explains the relationship between intolerance of uncertainty and depressive symptoms among emerging adult university students, and whether perceived self-efficacy would play a moderating role on the said relationship. Data was gath...

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Main Author: Santos, Jan Marie E.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_masteral-124012021-01-26T03:10:11Z The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms Santos, Jan Marie E. This study aimed to examine whether pessimistic prediction certainty explains the relationship between intolerance of uncertainty and depressive symptoms among emerging adult university students, and whether perceived self-efficacy would play a moderating role on the said relationship. Data was gathered from 318 students and analyzed through Hayes' Process analysis for moderated mediation. Results suggest that IU significantly predicts depressive symptoms mediated by pessimistic prediction certainty. However, when high perceived self-efficacy was analyzed as a moderator, the indirect effect of IU on depressive symptoms was no longer significant. It particularly suggests that a high level of perceived self-efficacy played a buffering role on the relationship of IU-depressive symptoms, with pessimistic prediction certainty as a mediator, which implies that the belief system of a person towards the self plays an important role in dealing with uncertainty. 2018-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_masteral/5563 Master's Theses English Animo Repository Self-efficacy Pessimism Uncertainty
institution De La Salle University
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Philippines
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topic Self-efficacy
Pessimism
Uncertainty
spellingShingle Self-efficacy
Pessimism
Uncertainty
Santos, Jan Marie E.
The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
description This study aimed to examine whether pessimistic prediction certainty explains the relationship between intolerance of uncertainty and depressive symptoms among emerging adult university students, and whether perceived self-efficacy would play a moderating role on the said relationship. Data was gathered from 318 students and analyzed through Hayes' Process analysis for moderated mediation. Results suggest that IU significantly predicts depressive symptoms mediated by pessimistic prediction certainty. However, when high perceived self-efficacy was analyzed as a moderator, the indirect effect of IU on depressive symptoms was no longer significant. It particularly suggests that a high level of perceived self-efficacy played a buffering role on the relationship of IU-depressive symptoms, with pessimistic prediction certainty as a mediator, which implies that the belief system of a person towards the self plays an important role in dealing with uncertainty.
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author Santos, Jan Marie E.
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author_sort Santos, Jan Marie E.
title The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
title_short The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
title_full The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
title_fullStr The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
title_full_unstemmed The moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
title_sort moderating role of perceived self-efficacy on the relationship of intolerance of uncertainty, pessimistic prediction certainty, and depressive symptoms
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