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Stres a radzenie sobie z łuszczycą. Badania empiryczne

Stress and coping with psoriasis. Empirical studies
Authors: Stojda, Anna;

Stres a radzenie sobie z łuszczycą. Badania empiryczne

Abstract

Praca ma charakter teoretyczno-empiryczny. Podjęty problem badawczy dotyczy stresu i radzenia sobie ze stresem choroby jaką jest łuszczyca. Badaniami objęto grupę 50 chorych na łuszczycę (24 kobiety i 26 mężczyzn), w przedziale wiekowym od 18 do 60 roku życia. W badaniach wykorzystano kwestionariusz ankiety własnej konstrukcji. Zebrane dane empiryczne poddano analizie ilościowej i jakościowej. Z przeprowadzonych analiz wynika, że osoby chore na łuszczycę nie akceptują własnej choroby. Czują się izolowane od otoczenia. Zgłaszają problemy interpersonalne, których przyczynę upatrują w braku wiedzy otoczenia na temat choroby łuszczycy. Osoby badane unikają kontaktu z bliskimi i otoczeniem, uciekają od sytuacji stresowych zamykając się w sobie. Uzyskane wyniki przekonują o celowość pomocy psychologicznej skierowanej do osób chorych na łuszczycę. Takie postępowanie może okazać się pomocne w przystosowywaniu osoby do okoliczności choroby i poprawy jakości życia.

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Poland
Keywords

choroby, ankieta, psychologia, stres

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