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040 | _cManila Tytana Colleges | ||
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_aAmutio, Alberto. _914190 |
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_aThe factor structure of situational and dispositional versions of the Smith irrational beliefs inventory in a Spanish student population / _cAlberto Amutio, Jonathan C. Smith |
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260 | _cAugust 2007 | ||
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337 | _avolume | ||
338 | _aunmediated | ||
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_n14 : 3, pageS 321-328 _aInternational Journal of Stress Management _914191 |
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520 | _aThis study attempted to identify and replicate the factor structure of English and Spanish versions of the Smith Irrational Beliefs Inventory (SIBI). Factor analyses of irrational beliefs have yielded conflicting results. In contrast to the results of studies on clinical populations, studies on college students have mostly resulted in unifactorial solutions. Factor analyses of situational and dispositional Spanish versions of the SIBI on 960 Spanish college students resulted in 7 factors: Negativity, Distorted Egocentrism, Perfectionism, Catastrophizing-Task Exaggeration, Minimizing-Avoiding, Needless Other- Blaming, and Distorted Isolation. The results suggest that the SIBI displays a consistent factor structure across cultures and situational/dispositional formats. | ||
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_aCollege students. _92410 |
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_aFactorial structure. _914192 |
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_aIrrational beliefs. _914193 |
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_aStress. _93611 |
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