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KMID : 0390119960360020423
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Journal of Pusan Medical College
1996 Volume.36 No. 2 p.423 ~ p.442
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The Relation between Self-Esteem and Irrational Beliefs of Adolescents with Mental Disorder
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Abstract
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The purpose of this study was to directly and systematically investigated the relation between Ellis theory of the Irrational Beliefs and the Self-esteem of adolescents with Mental Disorder and the Self-esteem that predicted the Irrational
Beliefs
were
identified.
The subjects of this study were selected 68 adolescents with Mental Disorder admitted or attending five Neuro Psychiatric hospitals in Pusan for psychiatric care. It was done from February 25 to April 6, 1996 by using Self-esteem test and
IBT(irrational
beliefs test).
The collected data were analyzed by SPSS/ PC+(frequency, mean, standard deviation, ANOVA), Pearson correlation coefficient and stepwise multiple regression).
@ES The results were as follows:
@EN 1. The Self-esteem of subjects mean score were 81.70 and the Irrational Beliefs of subjects mean score was 335.30.
2. In the comparison between the general characteristics of subjects and the Self-esteem, only religion was different significantly(F=3.72, P=0.3).
In the comparison between the general characteristics of subjects and the Irrational Beliefs was not different significantly.
3. The relation between the Self-esteem and the Irrational Beliefs was significant correlated negatively by using Pearson correlation coefficient(r=-.42, p=.01).
4. The subfactors of Self-esteem effected on the Irrational Beliefs were the School-Academic Self-esteem & Home-Parents Self-esteem and predicted 45% of the cumulated variance by using Stepwise Multiple Regression Analysis(F=13.57, p=.00).
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