Stress, Cognitive Distortions, And Emotional Dysregulation Among Psychologists

Abstract

This quantitative study aimed to assess the relationship between stress, cognitive distortion, and emotional dysregulation among psychologists. A convenient sampling method was employed to collect data from 200 psychologist from different clinical settings aged between 25 and 50 years (M=36.38, SD=4.70).Participants filled out demographic questionnaire and self-report scales, which included Perceived Stress Scale, Cognitive Distortion Scale, and Emotional Dysregulation Scale. Results revealed significant correlations between self-criticism, predictive thinking, and emotional dysregulation. Perceived stress demonstrated a positive association with emotional dysregulation, emphasizing its notable impact.