How Children Report True and Fabricated Stressful and Non-Stressful Events.

WHY BULLYING VICTIMS ARE NOT BELIEVED: DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN CHILDREN’S TRUE AND FABRICATED REPORTS OF STRESSFUL AND NON-STRESSFUL EVENTS. by

رویدادهای تنش‌زای کودکان سن دبستان: یک بررسی کیفی

AbstractObjectives: Understanding the nature and types of stressful events in life of school age children. Method: In this qualitative study, using an open interview, the description of stressful life events by 29 schoolchildren in Tabriz, Iran, were recorded and analyzed. Results: 223 stressful events derived from the interviews, were classified into 17 basic categories. In the end, four theme...

Comparison of job stress, stressful life events, and coping styles between shift and non-shift Personnel

The purpose of this study was to investigate job stress, stressful life events and coping styles among shift and non-shift workers. The present study was a comparative study. The Statistical population consisted of all workers in an industrial company in Isfahan. A sample 90 workers (45 shift workers and 45 non-shift workers) were selected via simple random sampling. Data was collected through ...

Survey of stressful life events among diabetic and non-diabetic elderly individuals in Rafsanjan, Iran, in 2015

Background: Due to the increasing number of stressful life events among the elderly and the rapid spread of diabetes among them, the present study compared the stressful life events of diabetic elderly with those of non-diabetic elderly. Materials and Methods: This descriptive, cross-sectional study was conducted on 240 senior citizens of over 60 years of age (120 diabetic patients and 120 n...

The stressful life events schedule for children and adolescents: development and validation.

The development and psychometric properties of the Stressful Life Events Schedule (SLES), an interview instrument to assess stressors in children and adolescents, are described. Children (< or =12 years) and adolescents (>12 years) with psychopathology (n=30) and non-psychiatric controls (n=30) were interviewed with the SLES about the occurrence of stressful life events during the prior year. T...