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[Personality types and emotional disturbances in women with a pathological course of pregnancy]
M Ciesielski1, E Michałek, E Szłapo
1Zakładu Pielegniarstwa Społecznego Oddziału Pielegn. Wydz. Lek. Sl. Ak. Med, Katowicach.
Thirty women hospitalized for pathological course of pregnancy were studied by: H.J. Eysenck Personality Inventory, Spielberger Self-assessment Questionnary, Buss-Durkee Aggression Scale, Beck Depression Inventory. The results of the studies indicate that among the studied women neurotic persons are found three times more frequently than emotionally stable, introverts are found over two times more frequently than extraverts, and a relationship exists between the neuroticism level and the level of emotional disturbances. The neurotic persons are most depressed and aggressive, they feel most intense anxiety and they have highest guilt feeling. An interrelationship exists between negative obstetric history and pathological course of pregnancy, and characteristic personality type.
Thirty women hospitalized for pathological course of pregnancy were studied by: H.J. Eysenck Personality Inventory, Spielberger Self-assessment Questionnary, Buss-Durkee Aggression Scale, Beck Depression Inventory. The results of the studies indicate that among the studied women neurotic persons are found three times more frequently than emotionally stable, introverts are found over two times more frequently than extraverts, and a relationship exists between the neuroticism level and the level of emotional disturbances. The neurotic persons are most depressed and aggressive, they feel most intense anxiety and they have highest guilt feeling. An interrelationship exists between negative obstetric history and pathological course of pregnancy, and characteristic personality type.