Abstracts
Résumé
L’étude examine la contribution du Modèle alternatif pour les troubles de la personnalité au bien-être psychologique (BEP). Des personnes se considérant en bonne santé psychologique (BSP; n = 151) ont été comparés à des personnes consultant en cliniques privées (CP; n = 300). Selon une comparaison de groupes non paramétrique, le groupe CP rapportent un niveau plus faible de BEP que le groupe BSP. Les résultats d’analyses de régression multiple montrent qu’une perturbation de l’identité est le prédicteur le plus important du BEP chez les deux groupes, faisant de cette variable une cible d’intervention cruciale dans une perspective de santé durable.
Mots-clés :
- Bien-être psychologique,
- santé durable,
- modèle alternatif pour les troubles de la personnalité,
- cliniques privées
Abstract
This study examines the contribution of the Alternative Model for Personality Disorders elements (Criterion A) and domains (Criterion B) to psychological well-being (PWB). Individuals considering themselves psychologically healthy (PH; n = 151) were compared to individuals consulting in private practice clinics (PC; n = 300). According to nonparametric group comparisons, the PC group reported a lower level of PWB compared to the PH group. The results of multiple regression analyses showed that the most important predictor of PWB is a low disturbance in identity functioning, making this variable a crucial intervention target from a sustainable health perspective.
Keywords:
- Psychological well-being,
- sustainable health,
- alternative model for personality disorders,
- private practice clinics
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