Reversal of the remaining women's shelter and women's self-esteem, depression and psychosomatic symptoms: An example of the province of Bursa

The purpose of this study, women's shelters in the province of Bursa and the remaining women no longer self-esteem, depression, psychosomatic symptoms, in terms of trends and to determine whether there is a difference. Also according to socio-demographic characteristics (education level, marital status, employment status, separation time), these variables were examined. Research 16 January 2013 - 26 April 2013 date of the province of Bursa, the remaining 96 women's shelter shelter for women and women with women no longer limited to 193. Participants, the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale, Rosenberg Psychosomatic Symptoms Scale, Beck Depression Inventory and the Personal Information Form to be used in four different data tool. Non-parametric statistical methods were used for Statistical comparisons between the groups, Kruskal-Wallis and Mann-Whitney U tests were used. In the study of relationships between variables were examined by Spearman's rank correlation coefficient. The level of significance ? = 0.05 was considered as statistically. Women's shelter for women no longer staying and self-esteem, depression and psychosomatic symptoms were statistically significant differences in terms. Women's shelter for women who self-esteem, depression and psychosomatic symptoms score higher than women's shelter where women no longer. Women's shelter for women who self-esteem, marital status, employment status, self-esteem and self-esteem, and meaningful relationships between the duration of the separation, level of education and self-esteem were significantly correlated in the opposite direction. Women's level of education and self-esteem in women and no longer the duration of the separation of an inverse relationship found to self-esteem, those who are happily married and her wife who wants to leave from husband and be up and running by the lower self-esteem than non-working women with low self-esteem found. Women's shelter for women who level of education and depression, and depression, marital status, work status, depression and separation time (for those who are divorced) found a significant relationship between depression. Reversal of the educational level of women's shelter for women and the separation time between depression and found a significant relationship between depression and negative. Those who are happily married and his wife want to leave her husband, and her husband depression scores were found to be lower than that. Shelter for women and non-working women no longer found to be higher compared to those in depression scores. Women's shelter for women who psychosomatic symptoms, level of education, marital status, and psychosomatic symptoms, work status, psychosomatic symptoms and no significant relationship between the duration of the separation. Reversal of Women's shelter for women and the separation of the education level and psychosomatic symptoms were significantly correlated inversely with the duration of psychosomatic symptoms. Those who are happily married and his wife to leave her husband psychosomatic symptoms, whether scores were found to be lower than that of the court. Psychosomatic symptoms, scores of unemployed women was found to be higher than that of employees. Results, marriage, divorce, and other variables are discussed in relation to research carried on.