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The author of the article, an MA. holder in general psychology, of Mohaghegh Ardebili University of Ardebil, Iran.
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A faculty member of Gilan University, Gilan, Iran.
Abstract
In his research, the author has aimed at the prediction of the inclination of university students to embark on risky behaviors for excitement and self-competence. This project is of a solidarity kind. The statistical society included all the bachelor students of Payam Nur University of Ardebil in 2015-2016 academic years. The samples were 290 students selected simply at random from different departments. The means of research included the measure for the risk of Iranian youths (Muhammadizadah and Ahmandabadi 1390), the measure of excitement of Zukerman, and the measure of self-competence of Schwartz (1995). The outcome of Pierson’s multiplier of solidarity suggested that the feeling of selfcompetence 0/38 and excitement 0/32 have a meaningful relation to risky behavior (P<0/01). The step by step regression analysis suggested that the feeling of selfcompetence explains 35 percent of the variance and the non-deterring of the elements of excitement explains 41percent of the variance of the inclination towards risky behaviors (P<0/001).
Betwaz,P. and Abulqasemi,A. (2017). Predicting the Tendency to High Risk behaviors based on Emotion Seeking andSelf-Efficacy among Students. Journal of Lifestyle, 2(2), 99-112.
MLA
Betwaz,P. , and Abulqasemi,A. . "Predicting the Tendency to High Risk behaviors based on Emotion Seeking andSelf-Efficacy among Students", Journal of Lifestyle, 2, 2, 2017, 99-112.
HARVARD
Betwaz P., Abulqasemi A. (2017). 'Predicting the Tendency to High Risk behaviors based on Emotion Seeking andSelf-Efficacy among Students', Journal of Lifestyle, 2(2), pp. 99-112.
CHICAGO
P. Betwaz and A. Abulqasemi, "Predicting the Tendency to High Risk behaviors based on Emotion Seeking andSelf-Efficacy among Students," Journal of Lifestyle, 2 2 (2017): 99-112,
VANCOUVER
Betwaz P., Abulqasemi A. Predicting the Tendency to High Risk behaviors based on Emotion Seeking andSelf-Efficacy among Students. Journal of Lifestyle, 2017; 2(2): 99-112.