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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Relationen mellan självkänsla, perfektionism och prestationsångest hos studenter

Frode, Moa, Hagberg, Nicole January 2023 (has links)
Låg självkänsla och hög maladaptiv perfektionism har visat sig öka risken för tidig debut och vidare utveckling av ångest- och depressionssyndrom hos studenter. Studien syftade till att undersöka relationen mellan faktorerna självkänsla, perfektionism och kognitiv ångest, fysiologisk ångest och ångestreglering hos studenter. Detta genomfördes genom tre frågeställningar med tillhörande hypoteser. Studiens enkät besvarades av 141 deltagare; 89 kvinnor och 52 män, med varierande huvudämnen. Resultatet visade att kvinnor uppgav högre grad av kognitiv- och fysiologisk ångest än män, medan män erhöll högre grad av ångestreglering än kvinnor. Vidare påvisades en negativ korrelation mellan självkänsla och kognitiv- och fysiologisk ångest. Dessutom erhölls positiva korrelationer mellan rigid- och självkritisk perfektionism och kognitiv- och fysiologisk ångest. Självkritisk perfektionism kunde förklara störst varians hos både kognitiv- och fysiologisk ångest, medan självkänsla förklarade störst varians hos ångestreglering. Ett intressant resultat var att inneha hög självkänsla bidrar till en ökad upplevd förmåga att hantera prestationsångest.
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”I just want to be perfect” : En kvalitativ komparativ textanalys av perfektionister i filmerna Black Swan och Whiplash / “I just want to be perfect” : A qualitative comparative textual analysis of perfectionists in the movies Black Swan and Whiplash

Jahrehorn, Frans, Kvist, Rebecka January 2023 (has links)
The aim of this study is to analyze how the depiction of a young male and female protagonist who persistently seek success differs and which film techniques are used to depict male and female perfectionism. Since 1989, young people, especially in the cultural sphere, have stated that they feel an increasing pressure from their surroundings and from themselves compared to previous generations. The strive to be successful causes anxiety, depression, and perfectionism, where the latter has been linked to narcissism. Previous studies have found that media, especially film, has a crucial impact on how viewers perceive people with mental illnesses and stereotypes concerning gender, and the exposure to gender stereotypes may influence the viewers’ physical states and attitudes. This study adopts a qualitative comparative textual analysis using case studies, with an approach called neoformalism focusing on three formal levels: narrative, stylistic and thematic. The study also includes theories from feminist film studies. The films used as case studies are Black Swan (2010) directed by Darren Aronofsky and Whiplash (2014) directed by Damien Chazelle. The result show that differences between male and female are prominent on all three levels of the film form. Nina in Black Swan needs to rely on sex to succeed and she gets punished in the end for the transgression, while Andrew in Whiplash simply practices to reach perfection. The film techniques used show more pictures of Nina's body and female props like mirrors while Andrew is shown solely around musical instruments. They are also both perfectionists and narcissists, but overall, Nina is shown to be more irrational and paranoid than Andrew and these psychological qualities are reflected in and communicated by the formal system of the films.

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