Comparing coping styles and schema fields between schizophrenia , bipolar disorders and people who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disorders

The aim of the study is to compare coping styles and schema field between schizoprenia, bipolar disorders and people who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disordes. The research sample made of patients who applied to Bakırköy Community Mental Health Centre who is belong to Prof. Dr. Mazhar Osman Mental Health and Disease Hospital. Research scales filled with 56 schizoprenia, 49 bipolar disorders and 56 people who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disorders. In the research demographic Information Form, Coping Scale and Young Schema Questionnaire- Short form 3 ( YŞÖ-KF3) were used. The study found that the data analysis was performed with SPSS 21.0 statistical package program. Differences between coping styles and schema fields of participants has been studied one-way varyans analysis. Regression analysis was performed to examine whether the schema fields had a predictive effect on coping styles. Regression analysis variables predict the "Stepwise" method, are included in the analysis. As a result of study, schizophrenia and bipolar disorders patients had a higher score in denial, restraint, behavioral disengagement and mental engagement coping styles compare to people who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disorders. People who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disorders had a higher score on active and planning coping syles to compare patient group. According to Young Schema Questionnaire; schizophrenia and bipolar disorders patients had a higher score in enmeshment, abondonment, failure, vulnerability to harm and emotinoal deprivation schemas and people who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disorders had a lower score in all schema dimensions. In schema fields, schizophrenia and bipolar disorders patients had a higher score in impared autonomy and disconnection schemas but people who are not diagnosed any psychiatric disorders had a significantly lower score in this schema fields.