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Mental toughness in south african youth : relationships with forgivingness and attitudes towards risk.
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$aCOWDEN, R.G.
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$aMental toughness in south african youth :$brelationships with forgivingness and attitudes towards risk.$hParte componente di periodico
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$aEstratto da: Psychological Reports 2017, 120, 2
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$aYoung people are particularly vulnerable to health risk behaviors and interpersonal violence, stimulating scholars' attention towards identifying factors that may reduce the likelihood that these actions will occur. Associated with positive outcomes in a variety of domains, mental toughness in young people might protect them from engaging in potentially deleterious interpersonal or health-risk behaviors, while potentially promoting positive psychological behaviors. Within this framework, the present study investigated the relationships between mental toughness, attitudes towards physical and psychological risk-taking, and trait forgiveness in a sample of 123 (males=54, females=69) South African youth (M age=23.97 years, SD=4.46). Univariate and multivariate analyses indicated higher levels of mental toughness were associated with being more forgiving, (ɳ2p =.036), perceiving physical risk-taking more positively (ɳ2p =.062), but having more negative attitudes towards psychological risktaking (ɳ2p =.036). These findings give credence to mental toughness as a psychological characteristic involved in youth risk-taking perceptions and interpersonal functioning. Future research might explore the integration of mental toughness into the development of future youth risk behavior interventions.
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