The Relationship Between Interpersonal Sensitivity,Self-disclosure And Loneliness Of Male Prisoners

In this study,male prisoners were used as subjects.332 male prisoners in Fujian and Anhui provinces were surveyed.SPSS 23.0 and AMOS software were used for data analysis.The interpersonal sensitivity and self-disclosure of prisoners were examined.The relationship with the three senses of loneliness provides valuable reference and advice for the mental health problems and counseling of male prisoners.The study is divided into two parts,the first part is the revision of the questionnaire,and the second part is the study of the relationship between interpersonal sensitivity,self-disclosure and loneliness.The conclusions of this study are mainly as follows:(1)The revised "Interpersonal Sensitivity Questionnaire for Adults 20-60 Years" is generally consistent with the original questionnaire structure,including seven dimensions: vulnerability,identity needs,vigilance,separation anxiety,inferiority,suspiciousness,and introversion.The questionnaire has good sub-confidence,homogeneity and content validity,and has reached the standard of psychometrics.(2)There is a significant difference in the interpersonal sensitivity of male prisoners in terms of whether they are only one-child,age and cultural level;male prisoners selfdisclosure in whether they are only born and there are significant differences in age,male prisoners have loneliness in age,marital status,There are significant differences in the degree of education.(3)The interpersonal sensitivity and self-disclosure of male prisoners showed a significant positive correlation with loneliness.In addition,through regression analysis,self-disclosure significantly positively predicts the loneliness of male prisoners;interpersonal sensitivity can significantly predict the loneliness of male prisoners.(4)Self-disclosure of male prisoners has a partial mediating effect between interpersonal sensitivity and loneliness.