Я в самопознании: русскоязычная версия Шкалы ясности Я-концепции
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https://doi.org/10.54359/ps.v14i77.157Ключевые слова:
ясность Я-концепции, шкала, адаптация, самопознание, Я-концепция, Я, самотождество, черты личностиАннотация
В статье представлена русскоязычная версия 12-пунктной Шкалы ясности Я-концепции (Self-Concept Clarity Scale,[Campbelletal.,1996]), адаптированная на выборке из 349 человек. Инструмент продемонстрировал хорошие психометрические свойства. Внутренняя надежность (α Кронбаха) составила 0,87. Факторный анализ подтвердил однофакторную структуру опросника, соответствующую решению разработчиков оригинальной методики. Внешняя валидность шкалы подтверждается значимыми корреляциями ясности Я-концепции (далее– Ясность Я) c чертой личности нейротизм и ее аспектами, а также формами рефлексии. Высоким показателям Ясности Я соответствовали высокие показатели творческого воображения и низкие показатели эстетичности. Низким показателям Ясности Я соответствовали высокие показатели нейротизма и всех его аспектов (депрессивности, тревожностии эмоциональной неустойчивости), а также деструктивные формы рефлексии (интроспекция и квазирефлексия). Полученные результаты позволяют сделать вывод о возможности использования Шкалы ясности Я - концепции на русскоязычной выборке. Перспективными направлениями таких исследований представляются проблематика «Я» и черт личности, феномены самопознания, Я - неизвестного и самотож-дества.
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