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Differences in Interpersonal Problems Among Bereave d vs. Non-Bereaved College Students: The Impact of Loneliness and Social Inhibition Adam M. Moller, M.S. This study explored the differences in loneliness a nd social inhibition between parentally bereaved and non-bereaved college students. Partic ip nts from West Virginia and Montana State universities were recruited through flyers, newspap er advertisements, and Craigslist.com. Those who volunteered were directed to a website to compl ete an online survey that included basic demographic information, the UCLA Loneliness Scale, nd the Socially Inhibited subscale of the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems-64. Bereavemen t status (bereaved vs. non-bereaved) and gender of participant (male vs. female) were the in dependent variables in the study. Loneliness and social inhibition were the dependent variables. A MANOVA was conducted to explore the differences in loneliness and social inhibition amo ng the independent variables. Based on this analysis, no significant differences were found bet we n bereaved and non-bereaved young adults, nor where there gender differences among th e bereaved sample. Several supplemental analyses were conducted, including a MANCOVA, bivar iate correlations, secondary MANOVA, and a discriminant analysis. Results from the disc riminant analysis revealed that the stage of adolescence young adults lost their parent should b e given further theoretical, empirical, and clinical attention.

Differences in Interpersonal Problems Among Bereaved vs. Non-Bereaved College Students: The Impact of Loneliness and Social Inhibition