英文摘要 |
This research aims to investigate the mediating effects of self-compassion and selfharshness among workplace spirituality, mindfulness and psychological adaptation. The present researchers used a purposive sampling survey method. Participants were 683 fulltime workers in various industries in Taiwan. Using Mplus statistical software, structural equation modeling analyses with bias-corrected bootstrap method were used to examine the fitness of the hypothesized model and the mediating effects of self-compassion and selfharshness. The present researchers developed a model and the results showed that the model appropriately explained how workplace spirituality and mindfulness via self-compassion and self-harshness predicted psychological adaptation. The results showed that selfcompassion fully mediated workplace spirituality and Chinese happiness. In addition, selfharshness fully mediated the relationships of mindfulness to both Chinese happiness and common mental disorders. Workplace spirituality together with mindfulness shaped workers' self-attitude, which in turn enhanced their self-adaptation. The results suggest that workplace is not merely the source of workers' salary and benefits but vital factor of health promotion and happiness. As Chinese culture emphasizes harsh self-discipline, Chinese people are pronged to engage in self-harshness, which may lead to common mental disorders. With mindfulness, self-harshness tendency in Chinese individuals might be alleviated. Implications, recommendations for future studies, and research limitation were presented. |