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- Title
A Comparison of Rumination and Self-Conscious Effects in Patients with the Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and Overweight and Normal People.
- Authors
Vadiee, Najmeh; Fariba Tabe Bordbar
- Abstract
This study is conducted aimed at comparing the rumination and role of self-consciousness among obsessive-compulsive, overweight, and normal individuals. The present paper is a causal-comparative study. The statistical society is comprised of all individuals diagnosed with the obsessive-compulsive disorder in Avicenna Hospital, and those who have referred to nutrition clinics in Shiraz (1396). From among them, a sample of 90 people, including 30 obsessive-compulsive, 30 overweight, and 30 normal individuals was considered for the research. The 30 obsessive and the 30 overweight individuals were selected through the available sample, and the 30 normal subjects were selected by random sampling. The instruments for measuring the research were Nullen Huxima's rumination questionnaire and Tangeni's Atefeh Qobah's questionnaire distributed among the sample population. In order to analyze the data at the inferential level, the multivariate analysis of variance was carried out to examine the hypotheses. The data analysis results showed that there was a significant difference between obsessive-rumination and obsessive-compulsive subjects with normal people. In addition, the findings showed that there was a significant difference between the obsessive-compulsive individuals and overweight patients with normal people.
- Subjects
SHIRAZ (Iran); OBSESSIVE-compulsive disorder; OVERWEIGHT persons; RUMINATION (Cognition); MULTIVARIATE analysis; STATISTICAL sampling
- Publication
Iranian Journal of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences / Progress in Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, 2018, p176
- ISSN
1735-8639
- Publication type
Article