压力、情感联系和个性:对新型冠状病毒患者亲属的研究

IF 0.1 Q4 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL
Aruca Calderón-Cholbi, Joaquín Mateu-Mollá, L. Lacomba-Trejo
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摘要

患有COVID-19等威胁生命的疾病可能会给个人和家庭带来巨大压力。方法:在签署知情同意书后,50例COVID-19患者的亲属(女性占84%),年龄在20-63岁之间(M = 36.88;SD = 12.73)参与研究。社会人口学方面、压力(感知压力量表)、情感纽带(成人依恋问卷)和人格(NEO人格量表)进行了评估。结果:新型冠状病毒感染个体亲属表现出压力、不安全依恋特征和适度调整人格特征。安全依恋特征与较少的压力和更健康的人格特征相关。结论:我们强调关注COVID-19患者的家庭成员的重要性,因为他们遭受了巨大的情感影响。
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Estrés, vinculaciones afectivas y personalidad: un estudio en familiares de personas afectadas por COVID-19
Suffering from a life-threatening disease such as COVID-19 can be a source of great personal but also familystress. Methods: after signing the informed consent form, 50 relatives of people with COVID-19 (84% women) aged between 20-63 years (M = 36.88;SD = 12.73) participated in the study. Sociodemographic aspects, stress (Perceived Stress Scale), emotional bonds (Adult Attachment Questionnaire) and personality (NEO Personality Inventory) were assessed. Results: relatives of COVID-19 affected individuals presented stress, insecure attachment characteristics and a moderately adjusted personality profile. Secure attachment characteristics were associated with less stress and a healthier personality profile. Conclusions: We underscore the importance of paying attention to family members of people affected by COVID-19, as they suffer a great emotional impact.
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Revista Clinica Contemporanea
Revista Clinica Contemporanea PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL-
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