摘要
目的了解维和军人在执行任务时的心理应激状态与影响因素。方法随机抽取驻利比里亚维和官兵80人,应用军人心理应激自评量表(PSET)、症状自评量表(SCL-90)和艾森克个性问卷(EPQ)分别在任务初期和末期进行调查。结果(1)在进驻利比里亚初期维和军人T分≥70分的有6人(4.44%),任务末期T分/〉70分的有14人(10.4%),任务期前后维和军人的心理应激状况差异有显著性;(2)维和任务结束期维和军人SCL-90中的躯体化、焦虑、人际敏感和抑郁各因子分和总均分均高于任务初期,相比差异有显著性(P〈0.05,P〈0.01);(3)任务末期EPQ—N分值[(11.87±4.26)分]高于任务初期[(9.09±4.72)分];(4)维和任务末期心理应激T分与EPQ—P、EPQ—N呈显著正相关(P〈0.01),与EPQ—L呈显著负相关(P〈0.01);EPQ—P和EPQ—N与SCL-90各因子分呈显著正相关,而与EPQ—L呈显著负相关。结论执行维和任务中维和军人出现心理应激和心理健康状况的变化,个性特征对其心理应激状态有显著影响,外向个性和稳定的情绪对维和军人的身心健康有积极作用。
Objective To investigate the correlation of psychological stress and personality of the peacekeeping soldiers when they were implementing their mission. Methods 80 soldiers were investigated by Psychological Stress Self-evaluation Test (PSET), Symptom Checklist 90 (SCL-90) and Eysenck Personality Questionnaire (EPQ) during initial and end stage of mission. Results (1) The number of persons whose T score of PEST ≥70 increased from 6(4.44% ) to 14( 10.4% ) during the mission, there is significant different between initial and end stage of mission. (2)The scores of SCL-90 factors including somatization, anxiety, interpersonal sensitivity and depression in the end stage of mission are significantly increased when compared with the initial stage; (3)The EPQ-N score in the end stage of mission is significantly higher than that of the initial stage ; (4)The T score of PEST is positively correlated with EPQ-P and EPQ-N, but negatively correlated with EPQ-L;and the SCL-90 factors are positively correlated with EPQ-P and EPQ-N, but negatively correlated with EPQ-L. Conclusion The peaeekeeping soldiers have remarkable changes in psychological stress and mental health during the mission period and personality influence psychologieal stress significantly;and extrovert personality and stable emotion adjustment are positive factors for the mental health of peaeekeeping soldiers.
出处
《中国行为医学科学》
CSCD
2008年第9期821-823,共3页
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medical Science
关键词
维和军人
心理应激
个性
相关研究
Peacekeeping soldiers
Psychological stress
Personality
Correlation