The relationship between personality and coping style according to the mediating role of resilience in patients with
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Masomeh Esmaeili *1, Narges Etemaddar2, Usef Gholampoor3 |
1- Department of psychologhy, payam noor university,Tehran, Iran , esmaeilimasomeh@yahoo.com 2- Department of psychology, Islamic azad university, Shiraz, Iran 3- Department of Internal Medicine, Fasa university of Medical Sciences, Fasa, Iran |
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Abstract: (9377 Views) |
Background & Objective: This study tries to explain the role of mediator between personality characteristics and coping styles is resiliency.
Material & Methods: The study population consisted of all patients is a member of the MS Society of Shiraz who were selected by convenience sampling. 3 tests were used to collect data: Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale, NEO Five-Factor personality inventory questionnaire Folkman and Lazarus coping strategies. Analysis of data obtained using SPSS (version 21) software and using Pearson correlation and regression analysis was performed.
Results: High neuroticism in MS patients reduce resiliency (r=-0.279). Also people with MS deal with emotional problems just behave. Emotional coping style (p=0.023 & b=0.429) and the personality trait of neuroticism (p=0.046 & b=0.388) are able to predict Resiliency.
Conclusion: Based on these findings, in addition to informing the people affected by psychological training, effective in reducing neuroticism, anxiety and consequently raise the level of resiliency. |
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Keywords: Personality characteristics, Coping style, Resilience, Multiple Sclerosis |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Neurology Received: 2016/04/8 | Accepted: 2016/10/17 | Published: 2017/02/4
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