ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019
A Correlational Study of Personality, Perfectionism, and Self-Compassion As Risk and Protective Factors for Psychosomatic Distress.
- Maor Yeshua
Ruppin Academic Center - Ada Zohar
Ruppin Academic Center - Lee Berkovich
Ruppin Academic Center
Abstract
We studied the potentially protective role of self-compassion on psychosomatic distress (PD) in the presence of personality traits. We found that above the contribution of personality, the interaction between Perfectionism and Self-Compassion was the most powerful protective factor, suggesting self-compassion as a target for interventions for treatment of PD.
Positive Psychology
