The Relationship Between Self Disclosure and Psychological Well Being Among Youth In Las Piñas City.
Type
Thesis
Authors
Category
Thesis-BSP
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Publication Year
2023
Pages
xiv, 78p.
Subject
Self-disclosure in adolescence—Psychological aspects. Youth—Mental health—Philippines—Las Piñas City. Psychological well-being. Psychology—Research—Undergraduate theses.
Abstract
This research sought to evaluate the relationship between self-
disclosure and psychological well-being among youth. Using selection, the
study had 96 participants in total. The major goal was to investigate the level of
self-disclosure and psychological well-being among youth and see if there was
a significant association between these variables.
The findings indicated that the overall level of self-disclosure among
youth participants was average, with a frequency of 72, representing 75% of
the sample. Similarly, the overall psychological well-being level was determined
to be average, with a frequency of 84, constituting 87.50% of the sample.
Statistical analysis revealed a significant relationship between self-
disclosure and psychological well-being, as evidenced by a computed value of
0.222 and a p-value of 0.029. This suggests that variations in self-disclosure
patterns among youth are associated with changes in their psychological well-
being.
These results contribute to the evolving body of knowledge on the
correlation between the existing self-disclosure and psychological well-being
among the selected participants. Further research should explore the
underlying mechanisms and factors that influence self-disclosure and its impact
on the well-being of youth. Understanding these dynamics can inform the
development of targeted individuals and strategies to support the psychological
health and overall well-being of youth.
disclosure and psychological well-being among youth. Using selection, the
study had 96 participants in total. The major goal was to investigate the level of
self-disclosure and psychological well-being among youth and see if there was
a significant association between these variables.
The findings indicated that the overall level of self-disclosure among
youth participants was average, with a frequency of 72, representing 75% of
the sample. Similarly, the overall psychological well-being level was determined
to be average, with a frequency of 84, constituting 87.50% of the sample.
Statistical analysis revealed a significant relationship between self-
disclosure and psychological well-being, as evidenced by a computed value of
0.222 and a p-value of 0.029. This suggests that variations in self-disclosure
patterns among youth are associated with changes in their psychological well-
being.
These results contribute to the evolving body of knowledge on the
correlation between the existing self-disclosure and psychological well-being
among the selected participants. Further research should explore the
underlying mechanisms and factors that influence self-disclosure and its impact
on the well-being of youth. Understanding these dynamics can inform the
development of targeted individuals and strategies to support the psychological
health and overall well-being of youth.
Description
This undergraduate thesis investigates the correlation between self-disclosure and psychological well-being among youth in Las Piñas City. Utilizing a sample of 96 participants, the study found that both self-disclosure and psychological well-being were at average levels among the respondents. A statistically significant relationship was identified between the two variables, suggesting that variations in self-disclosure are associated with changes in psychological well-being. The study recommends further research to explore the underlying mechanisms influencing this relationship and emphasizes the importance of psychological support strategies for youth.
Biblio Notes
Alapag, E. M. D., Misalang, M. S., & Villanueva, J. C. (2023). The relationship between self-disclosure and psychological well-being among youth in Las Piñas City (Undergraduate thesis). Cavite State University – Bacoor City Campus.
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