New Directions for Depression Studies : Introduction of Behavioral Science Approach

이순묵,; 김종남,; 최승원,; 채정민,; 최윤경,; 서동기,; 권호인,

doi:10.22257/kjp.2017.09.36.3.293

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“…Several papers (75)(76)(77) have suggested that Asians complain more about physical symptoms than psychological symptoms in mental disorders. Thus, many researchers have considered Hwabyung to be a subtype of depression in Korea (78)(79)(80). Some researchers have described that anger and depression appear sequentially in the progression of Hwabyung, such as in a cyclothymic disorder (81).…”

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How Suppressed Anger Can Become an Illness: A Qualitative Systematic Review of the Experiences and Perspectives of Hwabyung Patients in Korea

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Background: In the clinical field, anger has generally been studied in terms of aggressive behavior. However, in Asians, anger suppression is more common than anger expression. Hwabyung is a culture-related anger syndrome in Korea and is known to occur due to the continued repression of anger. Investigating Hwabyung should lead to a better understanding of the multiple dimensions of anger. To explore Hwabyung patients' experiences and perspectives, a meta-aggregation approach was used to conduct a systematic review and a qualitative synthesis.Methods: A systematic search was conducted in MEDLINE/PubMed, EMBASE, Allied and Complementary Medicine Database (AMED), Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature (CINAHL), PsycARTICLES, and four Korean databases [Korean Medical Database (KMbase), Korean Studies Information Service System (KISS), National Digital Science Library (NDSL), and Oriental Medicine Advanced Searching Integrated System (OASIS)] in September 2020. Studies were included if they collected and analyzed qualitative data from Hwabyung patients. Qualitative research findings on the experiences and perspectives of Hwabyung patients in Korea were critically appraised and synthesized using the Joanna Briggs Institute methodology.Results: Seven eligible studies were included. The findings from those studies (i.e., theme or subtheme of qualitative research) were aggregated into categories (a group of similar findings) and synthesized findings (a group of categorized findings). Ultimately, 116 findings were aggregated into 15 categories. Finally, four synthesized findings were derived from the 15 categories: (i) anger arousal, (ii) blame, (iii) uncontrollable physical and emotional symptoms, and (iv) compromise and temporary coping.Conclusions: Patients with Hwabyung experience chronic anger through the complex cognitive processes involved in blame. Hwabyung negatively affects patients' physical, psychological, and social functions. Because Hwabyung patients feel as if they are losing control, due to emotional dysregulation and physical symptoms, professional support should be provided to facilitate their coping strategies. Further studies on Hwabyung can serve as a new model of pathological anger.

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Section: Comparison Of Hwabyung and Other Dsm Disordersmentioning

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How Suppressed Anger Can Become an Illness: A Qualitative Systematic Review of the Experiences and Perspectives of Hwabyung Patients in Korea

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“…이런 관점에서 볼 때, DSM-5 로 바뀌면서 우울장애의 이질성이 좀더 강조되고 있음을 알 수 있다. 그럼에도 불구하고, 기존의 우울증 척도는 핵심적 진단기준을 중심으로 문항이 개발되었으며(예, PHQ-9, Kroenke et al, 2001;CUDOS, Zimmerman et al, 2008) (Choi SJ et al, 1995), 울화병의 '울' 상태가 우울증과 유사하다고 볼 수 있다 (Lee S et al, 2017). Kwon H et al(2008) Depue et al, 1978;Cuellar et al, 2005).…”

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Development of Submodules of the Korean Dysfunctional Depression Scale: A Preliminary Study

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Jung

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Background: The purpose of this study is to develop the Korean dysfunctional depression submodule scales, which are composed of hwa-byung, mood dysregulation, female depression, anxiety, spouse conflict and suicidal risk. Methods: To achieve this purpose, we developed preliminary items of six submodules through the theoretical approach and experiential approach. Then we collected data from professionals and para-professionals in mental health area (n=407) and 275 data were used to analyzed. Correlation with criterion, item information function, item-total correlation, and explorative factor analysis are performed using Mplus 7.4 and SPSS 21.0. Results: 6 submodules of the Korean dysfunctional depression are composed of 8 items for Hwa-byung, 7 items for mood dysregulation, 7 items for female depression, 7 items for anxiety, 7 items for spouse-conflict and 9 items for suicidal risk. Reliability of submodules are .84∼.93. Conclusions: These submodules of the Korean dysfunctional depression scale are verified to have high reliability and expected to be useful to assess the specific and various features of the dysfunctional depression.

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“…2의 모형을 다시 탐색하였으나 유사한 모형인 Fig. 3의 형태로 종결되었다(Kim JN et al, 2017). 이에 다른 변 수들과의 관계에 기초한 일상우울 단축형 척도의 타당화(구 성개념 및 준거관련의 타당도 검증이 됨)를 검토하기 위해…”

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Development and Validation of Short Form of the Normal Depression Scale for Individual Screening

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Background: The purpose of this study is to develop a short form of the normal depression scale for individual use in the school, health, industry, organization, and counseling settings, based on the original normal depression scale (17 items). Methods: To achieve this purpose, we selected five items from the original test and analyzed data using Mplus 7.4 and SPSS 21.0. Results: The normal depression scale-short form consists of 5 items. The reliability of the short form (test-retest reliability) was good. The content validity and internal structure validity (1 factor model) were verified. The cut score between normal and dysfunctional depression was determined to be 18. Conclusions: The normal depression scale-short form for individual screening is verified to have good reliability and validity, so it is expected to be useful to perform quick screening of normal depression in the practical settings.

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New Directions for Depression Studies : Introduction of Behavioral Science Approach

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How Suppressed Anger Can Become an Illness: A Qualitative Systematic Review of the Experiences and Perspectives of Hwabyung Patients in Korea

How Suppressed Anger Can Become an Illness: A Qualitative Systematic Review of the Experiences and Perspectives of Hwabyung Patients in Korea

Development of Submodules of the Korean Dysfunctional Depression Scale: A Preliminary Study

Development and Validation of Short Form of the Normal Depression Scale for Individual Screening

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