The aim of this study was to investigate the mediating role of cohesive self-knowledge and life satisfaction in predicting self-empathy of Payame Noor University staff. The population of this study was all university staff in the academic year of 1998-99. Of these, 80 were selected by census. Data collection tools were coherent self-knowledge (Watson and Hargis, 2008), life satisfaction (Dinner et al., 1985) and self-compassion (Nef, 2003). Data were analyzed using Pearson correlation and regression statistical methods. The findings show that cohesive self-awareness and self-satisfaction with self-compassion are positively correlated. Moreover, in the midst of cohesive self-knowledge, the integration of past and present experiences is the strongest proponent of self-compassion. Therefore, it is necessary to lead people to self-knowledge and life satisfaction in their fields of compassion and kindness. Therefore, it is necessary to lead people to self-knowledge and life satisfaction in their fields of compassion and kindness. Keywords: Cohesive self-knowledge, life satisfaction, self-compassion, staff
mirgol, A., mohseni, S., & moradi, J. (2021). Determining the role of cohesive self-knowledge and life satisfaction in predicting self-compassion of Payame Noor University staff. Pouyesh in Humanities Education, 7(24), 47-56.
MLA
ahmad mirgol; saharar mohseni; jalal moradi. "Determining the role of cohesive self-knowledge and life satisfaction in predicting self-compassion of Payame Noor University staff", Pouyesh in Humanities Education, 7, 24, 2021, 47-56.
HARVARD
mirgol, A., mohseni, S., moradi, J. (2021). 'Determining the role of cohesive self-knowledge and life satisfaction in predicting self-compassion of Payame Noor University staff', Pouyesh in Humanities Education, 7(24), pp. 47-56.
VANCOUVER
mirgol, A., mohseni, S., moradi, J. Determining the role of cohesive self-knowledge and life satisfaction in predicting self-compassion of Payame Noor University staff. Pouyesh in Humanities Education, 2021; 7(24): 47-56.