A Study on Emotional Characteristics with the CoreSeven-Emotions Inventory (CSEI), Based on Seven Emotions (七情) in Cancer Patients

You, So-Jung; Son, Sung-Eun; Kang, Hyung-Won; Lyu, Yeoung-Su

doi:10.7231/jon.2016.27.2.119

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“…4 According to a prior study, the factors that affect the quality of life include physical dysfunction, cognitive impairment, and psychiatric symptoms such as depression and anxiety. 5 More importantly, physical dysfunction after a stroke is not just a limitation exercise control and routine activity, but a condition that accompanies emotional disorders, such as depression, anxiety, and anger; therefore, it is essential to consider the health-related quality of such patients. 6 Depression is one of the most common socio-psychological symptoms in patients diagnosed with stroke, with a frequency of 27% to 60%, and the more one fails to lead an independent daily life due to limitations on activ-as human beings, and in cases of severe pain, the rehabilitation motivations are reduced, making treatment difficult or delaying recovery time, directly affecting physical functioning and quality of life.…”

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The Association of Activity Limitation on Health-Related Quality of Life and Depression in Elderly Korean Stroke Patients

Lee

2023

J Kor Phys Ther

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Purpose:The purpose of this study was to help the numerous health care workers who participate in the rehabilitation of stroke patients by understanding how limitations on the activities of stroke patients affect the health-related quality of life and depression. Methods: We investigated 527 stroke patients from the Korean's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES, 2013(KNHANES, -2018. The subjects were divided into two categories: with and without activity limitation. A medical doctor's diagnosis of depression and the EQ-5D, which measures life satisfaction connected to health, were the study's factors. Based on their level of activity limitation, the individuals' depression and health-related quality of life were compared. The odds ratios relating to activity limitation's relationships with depression and stroke patients' quality of life were computed using logistic regression analysis. Results: The diagnosis of depression in subjects with activity limitation was 16.0%, while in those with no limitation on activity it was 5.6%, and the EQ-5D index was 0.67 ± 0.02, 0.85 ± 0.01. For every item on the EQ-5D, there existed a significant difference in the odds ratio. Furthermore, when comparing depression with activity limitation to non-activity limitation, the odds ratio was 4.09 (2.12-7.788). Conclusion: Limitation of activities of stroke patients significantly reduces the health-related quality of life and increase the probability of depression. Therefore, treatment of stroke patients should be approached taking into consideration their psychological condition. It is also deemed necessary to have a systematic and continuous rehabilitation program.

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The Association of Activity Limitation on Health-Related Quality of Life and Depression in Elderly Korean Stroke Patients

Lee

2023

J Kor Phys Ther

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“…Afterward, Korean medicine experts in neuropsychiatry developed a questionnaire consisting of 100 items based on a predeveloped questionnaire for measuring emotions. Several studies have identified the emotional characteristics of patients with panic disorder, 11 insomnia, 12 cancer, 13 and facial paralysis 14 using the core emotional assessment tool. Although the reliability and usability of this questionnaire were high, the number of items limited clinical use.…”

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Validation of the Core Seven-Emotions Inventory – short form

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Integrative Medicine Research

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Background This study aimed to evaluate the reliability and validity of short form of the Core Seven Emotions Inventory (CSEI-s) scale. Methods The participants were third-grade Korean Medicine University students As with the original CSEI, the scales in the short form (CSEI-s) were composed of seven factors and consisted of 28 items in total. The internal consistency coefficient was calculated, and a confirmatory factor analysis was conducted to verify the reliability of the short form scale. Finally, to verify the validity of the abbreviated scale, a correlation analysis with the abbreviated scale and the CSEI-s scale was conducted. Results A 178 among 200 initial participants were included in the analysis (mean age: 24.5 years). The results of the exploratory factor analysis made from the 28 items of the seven factors of the CSEI-s showed that the factor loadings were as high as 0.64–0.89, excluding the tenth item of fear (0.52), and the model fit also had a good confirmatory factor with the analysis result. The results of the reliability verification showed that the Cronbach α values of all seven subscales of the short-form CSEI scale were 0.7 or higher, and the overall reliability was 0.83. A factor analysis revealed that the factor loadings were adequate, and their reliability and validity were confirmed for the CSEI-s scale, making it applicable to measuring the core seven emotions of patients in clinical practice. Conclusion CSEI-s scale may apply to measure core emotions of the patient in a clinical setting.

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A Study on Emotional Characteristics with the CoreSeven-Emotions Inventory (CSEI), Based on Seven Emotions (七情) in Cancer Patients

Cited by 2 publications

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The Association of Activity Limitation on Health-Related Quality of Life and Depression in Elderly Korean Stroke Patients

The Association of Activity Limitation on Health-Related Quality of Life and Depression in Elderly Korean Stroke Patients

Validation of the Core Seven-Emotions Inventory – short form

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