Relationship of Alexithymia, Rumination and Coping Style with Psoriasis and Their Effects on The Clinical Features

Baysak, Sevim; Kılıç, Fatma Arzu; Karagün, Ebru; Baysak, Erkan

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“…Bununla birlikte Abela, Vanderbilt ve Rochon (2004) yetişkinliklere benzer şekilde daha küçük yaş gruplarında da ruminasyonun psikososyal özelliklerle de ilişkili olduğunu ortaya koymaktadır. Özellikle erken dönemde çocuk ve ergenlerin duyguları ifade etme becerileri ile ruminasyon kavramı arasında anlamlı ilişkiler çeşitli araştırmalarca ispatlanmaktadır (Baysak, Kılıç, Karagün ve Baysak, 2020;DiSchiena, Luminet ve Philippot, 2011;Leahy, 2002).…”

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The Role of Expressing Feelings in the Relationship between Dissociative Findings and Rumination in Late Adolescence

2023

Cyprus Turkish Journal of Psychiatry &Amp; Psychology

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The aim of this study is to examine the mediating role of expressing feelings on the relationship between dissociative findings and rumination levels of individuals in the late adolescence period. The study included 502 people between the age of 18-24. The data were collected through the Sociodemographic Information Form, Dissociation Questionnaire (DIS-Q), Ruminative Thought Style Questionnaire and Emotional Expression Questionnaire. According to the findings obtained from the study, as the rumination levels of the individuals in the late adolescent period increased, the level of expressing their feelings decreased and the dissociation levels increased; it was observed that as the expression levels of emotions decreased, the dissociation levels increased. It was found that expressing feelings had a partial mediator effect on the relationship between dissociative findings and rumination levels of individuals in the late adolescent period. It is thought that our study contributed to the literature in terms of examining these variables in a limited number of previous studies.

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The Role of Expressing Feelings in the Relationship between Dissociative Findings and Rumination in Late Adolescence

2023

Cyprus Turkish Journal of Psychiatry &Amp; Psychology

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“…12 Individuals may engage in ruminative behaviour to get rid of negative feelings arising as a natural reaction to the negative experiences they encounter, and to avoid the pain they suffer due to the negativities of life. 13 To be able to cope with all of these problems, elderly individuals need to be supported for successful aging by both their family and relatives and the professionals from whom they receive care services. No study has been found in the literature examining the effects of rumination combined with abuse on successful aging in elderly individuals.…”

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“…Rumination is passively and repetitively focusing on the negative mood, symptoms, or the causes and consequences of an unhappy situation, instead of trying to solve the problem and change the symptoms that cause discomfort or distress 12 . Individuals may engage in ruminative behaviour to get rid of negative feelings arising as a natural reaction to the negative experiences they encounter, and to avoid the pain they suffer due to the negativities of life 13 …”

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The effect of rumination and elder abuse level on successful aging in elderly individuals: Analysis with a machine learning approach

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Background This study aimed to determine the effect of rumination and elder abuse levels on successful aging in elderly individuals. Methods This descriptive‐correlational study was conducted with older individuals (n = 297) in Ağrı, Turkey, between October 2021 and May 2022. SPSS‐22 and R v.4.1.3 were used in the study. Analysis was done with machine learning and artificial neural networks. Results In the study, the mean age of the older individuals was 67.49 ± 3.04. Statistical estimates showed the regression model to be significant and usable, F(2,294) = 116.659, P = 0.001. Elder abuse and ruminative thought levels together explained 43.9% of the total variance (R2 = 0.439) of successful aging. The regression model indicated that increases in both the elder abuse level (t = −3.672, P < 0.001) and the ruminative thought level (t = −12.771, P < 0.001) of participants caused a statistically significant decrease in the successful aging level. The combined elder abuse and ruminative thought levels had a greater effect on successful aging (Model 1: F = 45.321, Model 2: F = 116.659, R2 Change = 0.309). The R2 value of the Random Forest regression model was 0.529, showing that the independent variables could explain 52.92% of the variation in the dependent variable. According to the SHapley Additive exPlanation values, which show the contribution or importance of each variable in the estimation of the model, it was determined that the most important variables for estimating the Successful Aging Scale variable were ruminative thought style and elder abuse screening. Conclusions Our study indicates that a decrease in the levels of rumination and elder abuse could lead to improvement in successful aging. Longitudinal studies on successful aging in older individuals are recommended.

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“…During the lockdown, students pass negative news to each other and this can reinforce the adverse cognitive responses. Research has shown that passive stress coping styles are associated with rumination ( 30 ) and a study with a sample of Chinese college students also indicated that negative coping style was positively correlated with each dimension of rumination ( 31 ).…”

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Relationship between negative coping style and fear of COVID-19 among Wuhan college students during the post-pandemic period: A moderated chain mediation model

Yang

Xia

2022

Front. Psychiatry

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ObjectivesAfter a long-term lockdown, particularly one in which human life is at risk, negative psychological consequences are expected. In this study, we aimed to explore the cause of stress and fear of coronavirus-19 (COVID-19) among Chinese college students in Wuhan during the latest strictest lockdown.MethodsDuring the COVID-19 outbreak, 1,070 college students from Wuhan, aged 18–29 years, took part in an online survey. We used correlations, bootstrap tests, and other statistical analysis methods to analyze the data.ResultsNegative coping style significantly positively predicted fear of COVID-19, and stress had a significant mediating effect on the relationship between negative coping style and fear of COVID-19. In addition, rumination and stress had a chain-mediating effect on the relationship between negative coping style and fear of COVID-19. Perceived social support moderated the three paths of this serial mediation model.ConclusionNegative emotions, such as stress and fear of COVID-19, in college students are caused by both behavior (e.g., negative coping style) and cognition (e.g., rumination). Importantly, negative cognitive thinking (i.e., rumination) is often a malign consequence of a negative coping style. Thus, to improve students' mental health, students should be encouraged to engage in more positive behaviors and seek social support during periods of adherence to regular prevention and control measures.

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Relationship of Alexithymia, Rumination and Coping Style with Psoriasis and Their Effects on The Clinical Features

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

The Role of Expressing Feelings in the Relationship between Dissociative Findings and Rumination in Late Adolescence

The Role of Expressing Feelings in the Relationship between Dissociative Findings and Rumination in Late Adolescence

The effect of rumination and elder abuse level on successful aging in elderly individuals: Analysis with a machine learning approach

Relationship between negative coping style and fear of COVID-19 among Wuhan college students during the post-pandemic period: A moderated chain mediation model

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