Introduction: Stress is an inhabitable component in a doctor’s life. Apart from the personal life, working environments add huge components of stress which later convert into depression. The unprecedent event COVID act as top up adding various stressful events among healthcare professionals. Objectives: aim this study was to measure post-COVID amount presumptive life and depression faculties te...

Background: Somatoform and dissociative disorder categories have emerged from a common root, there was no apparent anatomical physiological basis which had temporal relationship to precipitating event. Objectives: To evaluate compare of stressful life events the patients somatoform disorders disorders. Materials methods: This comparative cross-sectional study carried out in outpatient departmen...

AIMS The Schematic Appraisals Model of Suicide (SAMS) suggests that positive self-appraisals may be important for buffering suicidal thoughts and behaviours, potentially providing a key source of resilience. The current study aimed to explore whether positive self-appraisals buffered individuals from suicidality in the face of stressful life events. METHOD 78 participants who reported experie...

Diatheses Vulnerability factors that increase the stressfulness and negative consequences of life events. Difficulties Ongoing stressful situations that persist for at least 3 months. Independence The degree to which a person’s behavior or characteristics might have brought about a stressful life event. Matching events Acute major negative events that arise from or are thematically related to o...

Stressful events in the lives of 309 10- to 15-year-olds and stressful events and psychological symptoms reported by their parents were examined in a 9-month study. Ss' self-reported emotional/behavioral problems were predicted by their reports of stressful events and their fathers' reports of psychological symptoms in cross-sectional analyses. Analyses at follow-up after controlling for initia...

This is a descriptive, qualitative, and correlation study with 112 elderly aged 60 years or older. This study aimed to identify differences in alcohol consumption according to gender and marital status, and differences in the consumption of medical drugs by gender. It also aims to determine differences in stressful life events by gender, and differences in stressful life events associated to al...

Psychosocial stress is associated with chronic disease. We evaluated whether in the general population the number of stressful life events is associated with risk of mortality and whether this association is mediated by behavioral factors and morbidities. We conducted this study in the Hoorn cohort; a population-based cohort study among older men and women. Our main variable of interest was the...