Research Article | Open Access
Home environment and Self-esteem in the Adolescents : The Mediating Role of Emotional Regulation
Samriti Nathyal, Dharvinder Singh,Karuna Gupta,Arti Bakhshi
Pages: 3263-3269
Abstract
Introduction: Adolescence is the crucial transition stage between childhood and adulthood. It can be both an
enjoyable and a challenging period. These changes can bring about new emotions, perspectives, and sense of
self as a young adult begins to create a new outlook on the world . As obstacles and hardships are
encountered, it becomes absolutely necessary for adolescents toregulate, modify, or change their emotions that are
generated by these events and to develop self-esteem. These aspects are critical for promotion of social and
emotional health among adolescents (Morris et al., 2017).The purpose of the study was to examine the relationship
between home environment, emotional regulationand self-esteem of adolescents.
Methods: The participants were 357 adolescents with age ranging from 13 to 18 years. Home Environment Scaleby
Akhter and Saxena (2013), Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale by Gratz and Roemer(2004) and Self-esteem
scale by Rosenberg (1965) were used to measure the home environment, Emotional regulation and self-esteem in
adolescents.
Result: Results indicated that the correlation value of home environment and self-esteem was found to be 0.580.
The correlation value ofdifficulties in emotional regulation and self-esteem was found to be -0.650. Conclusion:
Significant positive relationship was found between home environment and self-esteem. Home environment showed
significant relationship with emotion regulation, which is further related with self-esteem. The mediation analysis
has shown that emotional regulation partially mediates the relationship between home environment and self-esteem
among adolescents
Keywords
home environment, difficulties in emotion regulation, self-esteem, adolescents, mediation analysis