Environmental and Personal Factors Predicting Interpersonal Sensitivity and Privileged Self Tendencies in Japanese Students

This study examined factors predicting Interpersonal Sensitivity and Privileged Self (IPS) tendencies in 3,911 Japanese students. Regression tree analysis revealed that strong feelings of inferiority, poor peer relationships, and a fixed mindset were key predictors of high IPS. These traits may hinder group adaptation and future workplace adjustment.