Parallel Mediation of Difficulty in Emotion Regulation and Fear of Being Single on Negative Experiences and Psychological Resilience

Güçlüğü ve Yalnız Kalma Korkusunun Paralel AracılığıThe challenges of life elicit a variety of responses from individuals, including the possibility of developing harmful habits or confronting challenges in a resilient manner.People who struggle to control their emotions may find this process difficult.To adapt to challenges and lead a more robust existence, individuals must become resilient in the face of negative experiences.The study aimed to explore the role of emotion regulation difficulties and fear of being single as mediators between resilience and negative experiences.This study was the first to explore previously unexplored relationships between these variables.The researchers surveyed 470 female and 258 male adult participants and structural equation modeling was employed for the mediation analysis.The findings indicated a parallel mediating role between resilience and negative experiences in the form of emotion regulation difficulties and the fear of being single.The model predicted resilience directly from negative experiences and indirectly from emotion regulation difficulties and the fear of singleness.This illustrates the significance of one's ability to manage their emotions in the presence of negativity.The fear of being single and difficulty in emotion regulation were negative indicators of resilience.