پيش بيني بهزيستي در مبتلايان به هراس اجتماعي بر اساس انواع "خودناهمخواني"

The predicting well-being in social phobia disorder based on self-discrepancy

This paper aimed to stady the relationship between selfdiscrepancy and well-being in subjects suffering from social phobia. Previous research reveals that patients suffering from social phobia report a lower well-being, and that selfdiscrepancy has a positive correlation with well-being. So, the question is which kind of self-discrepancy has a more considerable effect on well-being, and whether selfdiscrepancy directly decreases well-being in subjects suffering from social phobia, or whether self-discrepancy decreases well-being through increasing social phobia. To carry out this research, 250 subjects were randomly selected based on Liebowitzʹs social phobia test given to a great number of university students. Subjects were asked to answer the tests on two domains orwell-being and self-discrepancy at the same time. The results showed that "actualumdesired" and "aetual\ought" self-discrepancy have more considerable effects on well-benig respectively. Also, the direct effect of self-discrepancy on wen-being is more than the indirect one. These finding can he significant in treating social phobia and promotoing well-being.