Characteristics and independent predictors of self ‐disclosure among male patients undergoing in vitro fertilization: A cross‐sectional study
AbstractPurposeTo investigate the levels of self-disclosure in men undergoing in vitro fertilization and analyze the effects of communication and personality on self-disclosure.Design and MethodsThis cross-sectional study included 210 men undergoing in vitro fertilization. Self-disclosure was measured using the Chinese Distress Disclosure Index Scale.FindingsParticipants with high self-disclosure exhibited lower neuroticism, higher extraversion, better partner communication, higher educational levels, and were likely to have a child; these factors were independent predictors of self-disclosure.Practice ImplicationsThese findings highlight the factors influencing self-disclosure and can aid in developing guidance programs for infertile men.
Source: Perspectives in Psychiatric Care - Category: Psychiatry Authors: Shi Tang,
Min Wang,
Yi ‐Min Bao,
Su‐Wen Hu,
Xiang‐Lin Kong,
Dan Chen Tags: ORIGINAL ARTICLE Source Type: research
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