Predictive Ability of Thinking Styles on Psychological Capital in Female Students

Abstract

This study investigated the predictive ability of thinking styles on psychological capital among female students at Princess Alia University College. It aimed to identify the most prevalent thinking style and the overall level of psychological capital within the sample of )624( female students. The results revealed that the legislative thinking style was the most frequent, while the monarchic style was the least frequent. The overall psychological capital level among the students was high.Combined, the thinking styles (anarchic, liberal, monarchic, legislative, and judiciary) explained 37.9% of the variance in psychological capital

The anarchic thinking style had the strongest individual predictive ability, accounting for approximately 26.1% of the variance. Liberal, monarchic, legislative, and judiciary styles followed in their predictive ability, with decreasing contributions.