A Psychodynamic Study on Wives of Males Addicted to Opium

Ghaffarinejad, A.; Sheibani, Fateme; Raaii, Farzaneh; Pouya, Fateme

doi:10.5812/whb.12672

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“…Symptomatisch lässt sich die CrystalMeth-induzierte Psychose oftmals nicht von einer Schizophrenie unterscheiden (1). Um die phänomenologischen Unterschiede, die es durchaus gibt (8), zu erkennen, bedarf es viel Erfahrung. Kliniken in den an Tschechien angrenzenden Regionen sehen sich einer stetig steigenden Zahl von CrystalMeth-Konsumenten und Crys-talMeth-getriggerten Psychosen gegenüber (9) und der Konsum weitet sich kontinuierlich aus.…”

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Ein hypothesengeleiteter Behandlungsalgorithmus: Drogenabhängigkeit und Psychose – eine besondere Herausforderung

Joseph¹

2015

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Ein hypothesengeleiteter Behandlungsalgorithmus: Drogenabhängigkeit und Psychose – eine besondere Herausforderung

Joseph¹

2015

Die Psychiatrie

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Comparison of Codependency Characteristics of Individuals with and without Dependent Relatives in Terms of Defense Mechanisms, Family Functionality and Attachment Styles

Özüak Tunca,

Özen Akın,

Dayi

2024

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Objective: This study aimed to identify both the shared and distinct aspects of the codependency characteristics of individuals with (clinical group, n=56) and without dependent relatives (non-clinical group, n=59) by comparing them in terms of personal (defense-mechanisms), domestic (family-functionality), and relational (attachment-styles) contexts. Method: Codependency Assessment Tool (CODAT), Defense Styles Questionnaire 40 (DSQ-40), Family Assessment Device (FAD), and Relationship Scales Questionnaire (RSQ) were used as data collection tools. Results: The clinical group scored statistically significantly higher on CODAT (other focus/self-neglect, low-self-worth, family-of-origin-issues subscales and total), DSQ-40 (immature-defenses subscale), FAD (failure in problem-solving, communication, role-distribution, affective-responsiveness, affective-involvement, general-functioning subscales and total), RSQ (preoccupied-attachment subscale) than the non-clinical group. The non-clinical group scored significantly higher on the mature-defenses subscale than the clinical group. Immature-defenses, failure in problem-solving and preoccupied-attachment predicted codependency in the clinical group whereas in the non-clinical group, immature-defenses and unhealthy-communication were significant predictors of codependency. Conclusion: Codependency characteristics differ among individuals with and without dependent family members. As immature defenses predicted codependency in both groups, the use of this defense mechanism may be a fundamental feature of codependency.

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A Psychodynamic Study on Wives of Males Addicted to Opium

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Ein hypothesengeleiteter Behandlungsalgorithmus: Drogenabhängigkeit und Psychose – eine besondere Herausforderung

Ein hypothesengeleiteter Behandlungsalgorithmus: Drogenabhängigkeit und Psychose – eine besondere Herausforderung

Comparison of Codependency Characteristics of Individuals with and without Dependent Relatives in Terms of Defense Mechanisms, Family Functionality and Attachment Styles

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