생태순간평가 일기법을 활용한 베이비부머의 억울 경험 분석

This study measured the experience of 'eogul' (Korean term for a complex feeling of unfairness and anger) and Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS) in baby boomers using the ecological momentary assessment method. In the first part of the study, the causes of 'eogul', actions taken after 'eogul', and helpful actions in 'eogul' were analyzed through a consensual qualitative research-modified (CQR-M) approach. As a result, four domains (relationship, support, economy, individual, system and special situation ) were derived as the causes of 'eogul'. Five domains (avoidance of direct response, active expression and communication, cognitive emotion regulation, passive behavior, and emotional relief behavior) were derived for behavior after 'eogul'. Finally, four domains (practical preparation, active expression and communication, cognitive thinking shift, and acceptance) were identified as helpful behaviors. In the second part of the study, there was a comparison of PANAS between those who experienced 'eogul' and those who didn't. As a result, negative affects (NA) were higher in the group which experienced 'eogul' and high scores were specifically seen for anger, irritation, hostility, and distress.