Comparing metacognition beliefs and emotional regulation and Smoking among adolescents ordinary in City of Sanandaj
Journal Title: Shenakht Journal of Psychology and Psychiatry - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue 3
Abstract
The present study emotion regulation and cognitive beliefs. The research method in terms of purpose and the method of implementation of the cross – comparison. The study population consisted of all adolescent girls and boys city of Sanandaj in the second half of the 94 normal adolescents and 100 cigarettes ( each n = 50) were selected through purposive sampling method. Standard data collection tools in emotion regulation questionnaire Gross and John ( 2003) and metacognitive beliefs Wells ( 1997).
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Omid Moradi, Mozhde Taajobi
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