STILI ODLOČANJA KOT NAPOVEDNIKI PSIHIČNEGA BLAGOSTANJA. (Slovenian)

DECISION-MAKING STYLES AS PREDICTORS OF SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING. (English)

We examined the relationship between decision-making styles and subjective well-being. We expected that decision-making styles will predict well-being, even when controlling the influence of demographic variables and personality traits and that decision outcomes would further explain well-being. Data were collected from. 189 adult participants that answered the Zuckerman-Kuhlmanov Personality Questionnaire (ZKPQ), the Mental Health Continuum (MHC-SF) and the Decision Outcome Inventory (DOI). Demographic variables didn't predict well-being. Personality traits explained from 16 to 29 %, decision-making styles from 6 to 11 % and decision outcomes up to 2 % of the variance of well-being. According to expectations rational and intuitive styles predicted higher and the avoidant style predicted lower well-being. Contrary to predictions, the spontaneous style predicted higher well-being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

PREUCEVALI SMO ODNOS MED stili odločanja in psihičnim blagostanjem. Predvidevali smo, da bodo stili odločanja napovedovali blagostanje, tudi ob nadzorovanju vpliva demografskih spremenljivk in osebnostnih lastno-sti. Posledice odločitev pa bodo dodatno pojasnile psihično blagostanje. V raziskavi je sodelovalo 189 odraslih udeležencev. Izpolnili so Zuckerman--Kuhlmanov vprašalnik osebnosti ZKPQ, Vprašalnik duševnega zdravja MHC-SF in Vprašalnik posledic odločitev DOI. Demografske značilnosti niso pojasnile pomembnega deleža variance blagostanja. Osebnostne značilnosti so pojasnile od 16 do 29 %, stili odločanja od 6 do 11 %, napačne odločitve pa do največ 2 % variance blagostanja. Skladno s pričakovanji sta racio-nalni in intuitivni stil odločanja napovedovala višje, izogibajoči pa nižje psihično blagostanje. V nasprotju s pričakovanji je spontani stil odločanja napovedoval višje psihično blagostanje. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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