Comparing the Psychological Profile of Emplyee Wives with Husbands Suffering from Spinal Cord Injuries with Those with Non-Husbands problems

The main aim of the present research is to compare the psychological profile of the employee wives with husbands' suffering from spinal cord injuries with those with non-husbands' problems. The experimental group included 45 employee wives selected from the main population of married men w...

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Main Authors: R. Karaminia, M. Adib, M. Amiri, S.H Salimi, S.M Mirzamani, K. Hashemiyan
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: Shahed University 2007-05-01
Series:روانشناسی بالینی و شخصیت
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Online Access:http://cpap.shahed.ac.ir/browse.php?a_code=A-10-1-213&slc_lang=en&sid=1
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Summary:The main aim of the present research is to compare the psychological profile of the employee wives with husbands' suffering from spinal cord injuries with those with non-husbands' problems. The experimental group included 45 employee wives selected from the main population of married men who had spinal cord injuires during the war (n= 57). The control group comprised 45 woman employees whose husbands had no psychological problems. All subjects were requested to fill in the MMPI as well as a demographic form. The two groups were matched on age, educational levels, job, income, length of marriage and work. Data were analyzed by t test and the results revealed significant differences betweent the two groups on psychological profiles. In conclusion, the study showed that the wives of the experimental group suffered from a wide range of psychological problems such as depression, psychosomatic complaints, overload stress and tension, aggression, lack of security feeling, and emotional conflicts more than the control group did.
ISSN:2345-2188
2345-4784