Evaluation of the role of mood states, loneliness and self-efficacy in predicting social adjustment of adolescents orphaned

maleki alaviyan, Nayer and Atadokht, Akbar and basharpor, Sajjad and Narimani, Mohammad (2015) Evaluation of the role of mood states, loneliness and self-efficacy in predicting social adjustment of adolescents orphaned. Masters thesis, University of Mohaghegh Ardabili.

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Abstract

The aim of this study was to evaluate the role of mood states, loneliness and self-efficacy in predicting social adjustment of adolescents orphans in boarding centers welfare Urmia. The study was a descriptive correlational. The study population included 14 to 17-year-old boys and girls who do Urmia city, which is being held at boarding centers. A sample of about 100 people who were – selected with simple random sampling. Tools compatibility questionnaire Bel (1962), comprising of loneliness Asher and Wheeler (1985), self-efficacy questionnaire Alndyk (1984 Avzvld and Crowe, (1986), a questionnaire of emotional states Brvmz (BRUMS-32) ,respectively. Data done by Pearson correlation and multiple regression analysis, the results showed that with regard to the amount of p = 0/000 0, it can be argued that statistically mood states orphans can predict social adjustment, and also due to the p = 0.000 , could claim that statistically the variables loneliness and social adaptation of orphans have a significant relationship. Keywords: emotional states, loneliness, self-efficacy, social adjustment, teenage orphans

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