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Title: Purpose in life, urgency, and the propensity to engage in risky and self-destructive behaviors.
Authors: Ratner, Kaylin (AUTHOR), Porcelli, Sabrina E. (AUTHOR), Burrow, Anthony L. (AUTHOR)
Source: Motivation & Emotion. Feb2022, Vol. 46 Issue 1, p59-73. 15p.
Subjects: Self-destructive behavior, Risk-taking behavior, At-risk behavior, Alcohol drinking, Impulsive personality
Abstract: In this preregistered analysis of existing data, we explored whether the association between urgency—a mood-based impulsivity—and risky and self-destructive behavior engagement is moderated by a sense of purpose in life. Results indicated positive associations between positive and negative urgency and recent risk behavior, and negative associations between a sense of purpose and recent risk behavior. For over 90% of the sample, purpose evidenced significant interaction effects with both negative and positive urgency, predicting fewer past-month risk behaviors (both the total number reported and the diversity of behaviors therein). Analyses by subdomain revealed that these interaction effects were most apparent in models predicting recent self-harm and heavy alcohol use. Explanations for this pattern of results and future directions are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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