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KMID : 0376520010200000156
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Mental Health Research
2001 Volume.20 No. 0 p.156 ~ p.163
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Depressive Symptoms and Self-esteem of the Neurotic Patients in Psychiatric Outpatient Department
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김석현/Kim SH
김자윤/곽상곤/박응철/서수경/윤충한/이석환/이제욱/정경화/최주연/Kim JY/Kwack SG/Park EC/Suh SK/Yoon CH/Lee SH/Lee JW/Chung KH/Choi JY
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Abstract
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This study was designed to confirm the relationships between depressive symptoms and self-esteem of the neurotic patients who were attending psychiatric outpatient departments.
Eighty-two patients of four diagnostic groups(mood disorders, anxiety disorders, somatoform disorders, and others) finished Beck's Depression Inventory(BDI) and self-esteem scale.
There was no difference in BDI and self-esteem score according to diagnostic group. And the BDI and self-esteem scores were negatively correlated except in somatoform disorder group.
These finding supported the importance of the cognitive correlation as well as the improvement of depressive feelings.
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