Influence of level and instability of self-esteem on help-seeking orientation and help-seeking

Comparison of the effectiveness of help-seeking and Problem Solving Strategies Training on academic self-efficacy of Talented Students

Introduction: In psychology in particular, there is a particular attention to the importance of self-efficacy in the achievements of individuals in different areas of life, especially education. In order to help academic self-efficacy students can use help-seeking and Problem Solving Strategies. The purpose of this study was to Comparison the effectiveness of help-seeking and Problem Solving St...

Symptom Perception and Help-seeking

Measurement of Men’s Help Seeking: Development and Evaluation of the Barriers to Help Seeking Scale

This article describes the development and psychometric evaluation of the Barriers to Help Seeking Scale (BHSS). The measure was designed to assess reasons men identify for not seeking professional help for mental and physical health problems. Exploratory factor analyses in a sample of 537 undergraduate men revealed a 5-factor solution of internally consistent subscales, including Need for Cont...

The Comparison of human judgment, help- seeking and social acceptability in students with and without dyslexia

The present study was conducted to the comparison of human judgment, help-seeking and social acceptability in students with and without in dyslexia. The research method was a causal comparison of post-event type. The statistical population of the study consisted of all students with particular reading disabilities in the primary school of Rasht in the first half of the academic year 2017-2018. ...

Children's self-assessment of performance and task-related help seeking.

The present research examined the role of self-assessment of performance on children's use of help-seeking as an achievement strategy. In two experiments, third- and fifth-grade children were blocked into low and high verbal skill groups. Children performed a multitrial verbal task in which they were required to indicate their confidence in the correctness of their tentative solution and then w...