The role of stress as a precipitating factor of psychiatric illness.

Autor:	Schless, Arthur P., Teichman, Alicia, Mendels, J., Digiacomo, Joseph N., Schless, A P, Teichman, A, DiGiacomo, J N
Předmět:	PSYCHOTHERAPY patients PEOPLE with mental illness LIFE change events MENTAL illness PATHOLOGICAL psychology PSYCHOLOGY
Zdroj:	British Journal of Psychiatry; Jan77, Vol. 130, p19-22, 4p
Abstrakt:	Fifty-six psychiatric patients were interviewed to obtain a record of life events preceding admission to hospital, using a modified version of the Schedule of Recent Experiences. Two control groups were studied for comparison: medical and surgical in-patients and a "normal" population studied independently by Myers. Psychiatric patients reported a significantly larger number of events than the medical-surgical patients, who, in turn, reported significantly more events than the "normal" population. There were no significant differences in the specific life event histories between groups. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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