Participant’s declared role in the breakup.
<div><p>The project aimed to assess the effects of narrative framing applied to one’s past romantic relationship. It was expected that the activation of self-story on broken love would lead to more beneficial thinking about the personal past and possible future in close relationships. Wo...
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| author | Jolanta Zuzanna Czarnecka (11060922) |
| author2 | Jerzy Trzebiński (11060919) |
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| author_facet | Jolanta Zuzanna Czarnecka (11060922) Jerzy Trzebiński (11060919) |
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| dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv | Jolanta Zuzanna Czarnecka (11060922) Jerzy Trzebiński (11060919) |
| dc.date.none.fl_str_mv | 2025-11-25T18:35:28Z |
| dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv | 10.1371/journal.pone.0334973.t003 |
| dc.relation.none.fl_str_mv | https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Participant_s_declared_role_in_the_breakup_/30714443 |
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| dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv | Biotechnology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified stage naturalistic experiment one &# 8217 appropriate time perspectives 30 years old 18 &# 8211 provided open responses higher reflection elaboration reported effects differed narrative framing applied story activation led romantic relationship breakup past romantic relationship story activation level narrative framing past relationship narrative thinking narrative organization higher understanding xlink "> took part stories provided seven days results underscore randomly assigned project aimed positively related plot structuring personal past greater focus coherent descriptions close relationships causal connections broken love breakup reasons beneficial thinking |
| dc.title.none.fl_str_mv | Participant’s declared role in the breakup. |
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| description | <div><p>The project aimed to assess the effects of narrative framing applied to one’s past romantic relationship. It was expected that the activation of self-story on broken love would lead to more beneficial thinking about the personal past and possible future in close relationships. Women after the romantic relationship breakup (N = 422, 18–30 years old) took part in a two-stage naturalistic experiment in which they were randomly assigned to two sets. The narrative set participants wrote a story of broken love, while the control set participants answered questions about the past relationship. After seven days, participants declared their current thoughts and breakup understanding and provided open responses on the breakup reasons and thoughts about the future in close relationships. Self-story activation led to higher reflection elaboration and greater focus on causal connections, actions, and appropriate time perspectives. Women with activated self-stories provided more coherent descriptions of breakup reasons, declared a higher understanding of breakup, and experienced more future-oriented thoughts. The presence of the reported effects differed with the mode of exploration of the self-story activation level, and most of them were positively related to the level of narrative organization (plot structuring) of the narrative set participants’ self-stories. These results underscore the impact of narrative thinking on cognition, and suggest that self-story writing interventions could help manage challenging interpersonal experiences.</p></div> |
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| spelling | Participant’s declared role in the breakup.Jolanta Zuzanna Czarnecka (11060922)Jerzy Trzebiński (11060919)BiotechnologyScience PolicyBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedstage naturalistic experimentone &# 8217appropriate time perspectives30 years old18 &# 8211provided open responseshigher reflection elaborationreported effects differednarrative framing appliedstory activation ledromantic relationship breakuppast romantic relationshipstory activation levelnarrative framingpast relationshipnarrative thinkingnarrative organizationhigher understandingxlink ">took partstories providedseven daysresults underscorerandomly assignedproject aimedpositively relatedplot structuringpersonal pastgreater focuscoherent descriptionsclose relationshipscausal connectionsbroken lovebreakup reasonsbeneficial thinking<div><p>The project aimed to assess the effects of narrative framing applied to one’s past romantic relationship. It was expected that the activation of self-story on broken love would lead to more beneficial thinking about the personal past and possible future in close relationships. Women after the romantic relationship breakup (N = 422, 18–30 years old) took part in a two-stage naturalistic experiment in which they were randomly assigned to two sets. The narrative set participants wrote a story of broken love, while the control set participants answered questions about the past relationship. After seven days, participants declared their current thoughts and breakup understanding and provided open responses on the breakup reasons and thoughts about the future in close relationships. Self-story activation led to higher reflection elaboration and greater focus on causal connections, actions, and appropriate time perspectives. Women with activated self-stories provided more coherent descriptions of breakup reasons, declared a higher understanding of breakup, and experienced more future-oriented thoughts. The presence of the reported effects differed with the mode of exploration of the self-story activation level, and most of them were positively related to the level of narrative organization (plot structuring) of the narrative set participants’ self-stories. These results underscore the impact of narrative thinking on cognition, and suggest that self-story writing interventions could help manage challenging interpersonal experiences.</p></div>2025-11-25T18:35:28ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.1371/journal.pone.0334973.t003https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Participant_s_declared_role_in_the_breakup_/30714443CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/307144432025-11-25T18:35:28Z |
| spellingShingle | Participant’s declared role in the breakup. Jolanta Zuzanna Czarnecka (11060922) Biotechnology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified stage naturalistic experiment one &# 8217 appropriate time perspectives 30 years old 18 &# 8211 provided open responses higher reflection elaboration reported effects differed narrative framing applied story activation led romantic relationship breakup past romantic relationship story activation level narrative framing past relationship narrative thinking narrative organization higher understanding xlink "> took part stories provided seven days results underscore randomly assigned project aimed positively related plot structuring personal past greater focus coherent descriptions close relationships causal connections broken love breakup reasons beneficial thinking |
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| title_full | Participant’s declared role in the breakup. |
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| title_short | Participant’s declared role in the breakup. |
| title_sort | Participant’s declared role in the breakup. |
| topic | Biotechnology Science Policy Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified stage naturalistic experiment one &# 8217 appropriate time perspectives 30 years old 18 &# 8211 provided open responses higher reflection elaboration reported effects differed narrative framing applied story activation led romantic relationship breakup past romantic relationship story activation level narrative framing past relationship narrative thinking narrative organization higher understanding xlink "> took part stories provided seven days results underscore randomly assigned project aimed positively related plot structuring personal past greater focus coherent descriptions close relationships causal connections broken love breakup reasons beneficial thinking |