M.S. in Psychology

The Specific Role of Accountability in Human Flourishing

by Suanno Negrini, Leonardo

Student

Suanno Negrini, Leonardo

Degree

M.S. Thesis

Abstract

2025.0

Keywords

Psychology; Individual & family studies; Behavioral psychology; Quantitative psychology

Subject classifications

0621: Psychology
0632: Quantitative psychology
0628: Individual & family studies
0384: Behavioral psychology

Cite this work

Accountability as a virtue has only recently been operationalized as an empirical construct in positive psychology and remains largely untested in human samples for its role in flourishing. This exploratory study expands on the construct validity of accountability as a virtue via a quantitative analysis of the relationship of accountability to human flourishing considering its interplay with good and bad habits of life.

The full text of this thesis is not published on this site. To request access, contact the DMU library.

Other M.S. Thesis work

Browse all

M.S. Thesis

The Influence of Childhood Religiosity on Delusions in Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder

Elie, Sarah J.

M.S. Thesis · 2015

Complementary feminine and masculine characteristics in the writings of St. Edith Stein and St. Pope John Paul II corroborated by neuropsychology

Moran, Edward

M.S. Thesis · 2024

Developing Psychological Safety in the Workplace Through Forgiveness & Other Leadership Virtues: Two Experimental Vignette Methodology Studies

Boileau, Erich

M.S. Thesis · 2024

When God’s People Hurt God’s People: Understanding Church Hurt and Its Impact on Religious Identity

Ambroziak, Aleksandra · Chair: Loren Toussaint