1.The mediating effect of self-consciousness between peer relationship and social anxiety in HIV-infec-ted children
Ruopeng WANG ; Xiuxian YANG ; Xiaohui QIU ; Zhengxue QIAO ; Lin WANG ; Erying ZHAO ; Wenbo WANG ; Jiawei ZHOU ; Enpeng ZHOU ; Yunjia XIE ; Yuewu CHENG ; Yanjie YANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2019;28(3):266-269
Objective To explore the relationship among peer relationship,self-consciousness and social anxiety in HIV-infected children. Methods Peer Relationship Scale,Piers-Harris Children's Self-con-cept Scale and Social Anxiety Scale for Children were applied to 126 HIV-infected children. Results The score of peer relationship was 53. 0(45. 0,62. 0),the score of self-concept was 52. 0(42. 0,60. 0),and the score of social anxiety was 6. 0(2. 0,9. 0). Peer relationship was positively correlated with social anxiety( r=0. 196,P=0. 029) and negatively correlated with self-consciousness(r=-0. 628,P<0. 01). Self-conscious-ness was negatively correlated with social anxiety(r=-0. 504,P<0. 01). Bootstrap analysis showed that self-consciousness played a complete mediating role between peer relationship and social anxiety,and the media-ting effect value was 0. 377. Conclusion Peer relationship,self-consciousness and social anxiety are closely related. Furthermore,self-consciousness plays a complete mediating role between peer relationship and social anxiety in HIV-infected children.
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