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ArticleBMC psychology2025

Trait anxiety, dispositional hope and mental well-being: examining longitudinal mediation.

Muhammed Akat

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Muhammed AkatDeparment of Psychological Counseling and Guidance, Karamanoglu Mehmetbey University - Yunus Emre Campus, Floor: 3/316, Karaman, Türkiye. muhammedakat@kmu.edu.tr.

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Abstract

The associations among trait anxiety, dispositional hope, and mental well-being have been examined in cross-sectional studies. However, no longitudinal research has examined the relationships between these variables, creating a significant gap in the literature. This study collected data at two-time points (T1-T2) at six-month intervals. The study's participants were 297 adolescents. This study employed a longitudinal design to investigate whether trait anxiety (T2) and dispositional hope (T2) mediate the association between trait anxiety (T1) and mental well-being (T2) in a sample of Turkish adolescents. A cross-lagged panel model was used in this study for a half-longitudinal design to test mediation. The results showed that dispositional hope (T2) had a longitudinal mediating role in the relationship between trait anxiety (T1) and mental well-being (T2). Additionally, it was found that trait anxiety (T2) had a longitudinal mediating role in the relationship between trait anxiety (T1) and mental well-being (T2). Based on the findings of this study, mental health professionals may utilize hope-oriented interventions in the prevention of trait anxiety among adolescents.

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AnxietyHopeMental HealthPersonalityPersonal SatisfactionAdolescentFemaleHumansLongitudinal StudiesMaleTurkeyDispositional hopeLongitudinal studyMental well-beingTrait anxiety

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