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自主取向与死亡焦虑的关系：死亡接受的中介作用
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Abstract:
本文基于自我决定理论，考察了自主取向与死亡接受和死亡焦虑之间的关系。研究以291名大学生为被试，采用一般因果取向量表，死亡态度描述量表进行调查，使用PROCESS进行中介效应分析。结果发现，控制人口学变量后，自主取向可以负向预测死亡焦虑，而死亡接受在其中起部分中介作用。本研究丰富了恐惧管理理论和自我决定理论的内容，也为个体积极地应对死亡提供了实证依据。
Based on the self-determination theory, the relationship among autonomous orientation, death acceptance and death anxiety was studied. 291 college students were recruited and measured by General Causality Orientation Scale (GCOS) and Death Attitude Profile-Revised (DAP-R) questionnaire. The mediating effect of death acceptance was conducted using PROCESS. The results showed that after controlling demographic variables, autonomous orientation could negatively predict death anxiety, which was partially mediated by death acceptance. The study enriches TMT and SDT, and it also provides evidence for individuals to better cope with death anxiety.
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