• Emotional intelligence, adjustment, media and technology usage, and sex as predictors of psychological well-being amongst undergraduate university students 

  Nel, Emma Nicole (University of the Free State, 2021-06)

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• Repetitive negative thinking as a mediator between experiential avoidance and emotional distress amongst students at a South African university 

  Munsamy, Kimberley Mariah (University of the Free State, 2021-10)

  University students appear to report greater emotional distress than the general population. Experiential avoidance has been found to contribute to the development and exacerbation of emotional distress. Moreover, repetitive ...

• Coping, resilience, self-esteem and age as predictors of psychological well-being amongst undergraduate university students 

  Basson, Monique (University of the Free State, 2021-06)

  Psychological Well-being is considered to be more than merely being free from stress and not having any psychological difficulties. It incorporates positive self-perception, positive relations with others, environmental ...

• Locus of control as moderator in the relationship between interpersonal relation behaviour and resilience in the High Reliability Organisation (HRO) environment of aviators 

  Kotze, Izak Theo (University of the Free State, 2021-11)

  The technological research and advancements of machines in the 21st century have accelerated the human endeavour into extreme and unusual environments. The establishment of these environments, such as the confined cockpit ...

• The relationship between identity status and career maturity in male and female adolescents in the South African context 

  Mahlaba, Siphesihle P. (University of the Free State, 2021-11)

  Adolescence is a transitional stage between childhood and adulthood and is characterised by numerous and multidimensional developments. Identity development is one of the major developments that takes place during this ...

• Divorcees' experiences of emotional regulation within a co-parenting relationship 

  Sangster, Heske (University of the Free State, 2021-10)

  Emotional regulation is generally defined as the process in which individuals attempt to control the intensity, duration and expressive behaviour concerning an emotion. It has been suggested that the context in which ...

• Impulsive risk behaviours, self-harm, and demographic factors as predictors of coping amongst university students 

  Harichand, Prianca (University of the Free State, 2021-11)

  University students face significant levels of psychological distress due to the transitional period that they find themselves in, known as emerging adulthood, which, for young adults, is between the ages of 18 to 29 years. ...

• Time perspective as a predictor of academic competence among black first-year students in the Humanities 

  Steyn, Rinet (University of the Free State, 2012-11)

  English: The aim of the study was to explore the constructs of academic competence and time perspective amongst a population of Black African first-year students from the Faculty of the Humanities at the University of the ...

• Predictors of prison adjustment amongst male incarcerated offenders in a private maximum-security correctional centre 

  Rogers, Codi (University of the Free State, 2019-06)

  English: Offenders adjust to incarceration in different ways. When adjusting to a highly structured, austere and unique maximum-security correctional centre, this adjustment process is further compounded. The aim of this ...

• Predictors of emotional intelligence amongst university students 

  Cronje, Johrine (University of the Free State, 2019-06)

  The education of the labour force directly impacts the economy of a country. The successful employment of university students indicates a strong positive relationship with regards to students’ academic performance and ...

• Predictors of coping amongst male incarcerated offenders in a private maximum-security correctional centre 

  Pretorius, Sheree Elizabeth (University of the Free State, 2019-06)

  Young adult male incarcerated offenders tend to lack adequate coping skills when addressing their personal problems within a correctional environment. Young adult male incarcerated offenders also tend to acquire problematic ...

• The role of experiental avoidance in the relationship between perceived stress and emotional distress in a sample of university students 

  Spengler, Eloise (University of the Free State, 2019-01)

  The pervasiveness of mental health difficulties among students globally, and the negative effects thereof have become a cause for concern. The problem is compounded in South Africa, where a number of socioeconomic factors ...

• Die ontwikkeling en evaluering van 'n motiveringsprogram vir sportlui 

  Geldenhuys, James Henry (University of the Free State, 1997-05)

  English: Sport Psychology is still a relatively young field in South Africa, especially when it comesto development programmes aimed at the development of sportsmen and -women in general, and motivation in specific. The ...

• 'n Ondersoek na die verband tussen verskillende tipes van sportbeoefening en die sosiale ontwikkeling gedurende die middelkinderjare 

  Kok, Len Christiaan (University of the Free State, 1990)

  Afrikaans: In die eerste hoofstuk is daar gewys op die belangrike funksie wat sport in die totale ontwikkeling van menswees vervul asook die feit dat die middelkinderjare 'n kritieke fase by die ontwikkeling van 'n mens, ...

• Black African adolescents' experiences of gender identity exploration from a hegemonic masculinity perspective 

  Higgs, Carmen (University of the Free State, 2018-09)

  In this study, the gender identity of black African adolescents residing in the Manguang district in central South Africa is explored. Transformation in the political, socioeconomic and social spheres of South Africa ...

• Perceived dynamics of the family structure of sexually abused children - a cross-cultural study 

  Garau, Alina (University of the Free State, 1996-11)

  English: Research studies on child sexual abuse are extremely valuable as it is a major problem in our society, especially since in the majority of cases, the perpetrator is known to the victim. Up to 50% of reported cases ...

• The role of study orientation and casual attribution in mathematics achievement 

  Moodaley, Reveni Rene (University of the Free State, 2002-11)

  English: This study was conducted to investigate and clarify the role that certain study orientation variables play in predicting mathematics achievement. To achieve this, the empirical relationship between study orientation ...

• 'n Kruiskulturele ondersoek van die kognitiewe prosesse ná 'n sportbesering 

  Stanley, Ibet Liezel (University of the Free State, 2001-11)

  Hierdie navorsmg het ten doel gehad om kennis aangaande kulturaliteit in die sportsielkunde uit te brei en kognisies tydens rehabilitasie van 'n sportbesering te ondersoek. Sportpersone se kognitiewe ervaringe blyk ...

• The effect of work-stress and emotional intelligence on self-leadership amongst nurses in leadership positions in the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in Lesotho 

  Mokuoane, Motselisi Lucy (University of the Free State, 2014)

  English: Self-leadership is a process of self-influence towards achieving an optimal state of motivation and self direction needed to perform what one sees as necessary and unavoidable. The self-leadership process includes ...

• Persoonlikheid as voorspeller by stokkiesdraai 

  Nel, Christiaan Matthys (University of the Free State, 1975-12)

  Afrikaans: Alhoewel stokkiesdraaiers nie 'n besonder groot persentasie van die skoolbevolking uitmaak nie, is dit nogtans 'n betekenisvolle probleem. Hierdie probleem word geaksentueer deur die feit dat daar skynbaar 'n ...

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