Stress, depression, anxiety and alexithymia in psoriasis
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Abstract (EN)
The purpose of this research; patients diagnosed with psoriasis are examined to see as if there is a relationship between stress, anger, depression and alexithymia. Participants consist of individuals who have applied to the Department of Dermatology of Göztepe Education and Research Hospital of Istanbul Civilization University. Participants; Spielberger et al. The Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) developed by Beck et al. (BDI) and the Turkish adaptation of Beck et al. developed by Folkman and Lazarus and the Toronto Adaptation Scale Scale given. As a result of the current research, it is seen that psoriasis disease increases the symptoms of stress, anger and depression in the individuals as well as Alexithymia (emotional literacy) scores of those with these diseases are higher than the control group. Keywords: psoriasis, stress, anger, depression & alexithymia.
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Büşra Uğurcan
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Büşra Uğurcan (Master Thesis). Stress, depression, anxiety and alexithymia in psoriasis, 2018, Demiroğlu Bilim University.
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