Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans

"nObjective: This study was conducted to compare the personal well-being among the wives of Iranian veterans living in the city of Qom. "nMethod: A sample of 300 was randomly selected from a database containing the addresses of veteran's families at Iran's Vetera...

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Main Authors: Alireza Agha Yousefi, Nasim Sharif
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Tehran University of Medical Sciences 2010-05-01
Series:Iranian Journal of Psychiatry
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description "nObjective: This study was conducted to compare the personal well-being among the wives of Iranian veterans living in the city of Qom. "nMethod: A sample of 300 was randomly selected from a database containing the addresses of veteran's families at Iran's Veterans Foundation in Qom (Bonyad-e-Shahid va Omoore Isargaran). The veterans' wives were divided into three groups: wives of martyrs (killed veterans), wives of prisoners of war, and wives of disabled veterans. The Persian translation of Personal Well-being Index and Stress Symptoms Checklist (SSC) were administered for data collection. Four women chose not to respond to Personal Well-being Index. Data were then analyzed using linear multivariate regression (stepwise method), analysis of variance, and by computing the correlation between variables. "n "nResults: Results showed a negative correlation between well-being and stress symptoms. However, each group demonstrated different levels of stress symptoms. Furthermore, multivariate linear regression in the 3 groups showed that overall satisfaction of life and personal well-being (total score and its domains) could be predicted by different symptoms. "nConclusion: Each group experienced different challenges and thus different stress symptoms. Therefore, although they all need help, each group needs to be helped in a different way.
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spelling doaj.art-3a1d5225ac8547cbbd38dc014c2664d92022-12-22T03:07:02ZengTehran University of Medical SciencesIranian Journal of Psychiatry1735-45872008-22152010-05-01512834Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled VeteransAlireza Agha YousefiNasim Sharif"nObjective: This study was conducted to compare the personal well-being among the wives of Iranian veterans living in the city of Qom. "nMethod: A sample of 300 was randomly selected from a database containing the addresses of veteran's families at Iran's Veterans Foundation in Qom (Bonyad-e-Shahid va Omoore Isargaran). The veterans' wives were divided into three groups: wives of martyrs (killed veterans), wives of prisoners of war, and wives of disabled veterans. The Persian translation of Personal Well-being Index and Stress Symptoms Checklist (SSC) were administered for data collection. Four women chose not to respond to Personal Well-being Index. Data were then analyzed using linear multivariate regression (stepwise method), analysis of variance, and by computing the correlation between variables. "n "nResults: Results showed a negative correlation between well-being and stress symptoms. However, each group demonstrated different levels of stress symptoms. Furthermore, multivariate linear regression in the 3 groups showed that overall satisfaction of life and personal well-being (total score and its domains) could be predicted by different symptoms. "nConclusion: Each group experienced different challenges and thus different stress symptoms. Therefore, although they all need help, each group needs to be helped in a different way.http://journals.tums.ac.ir/PdfMed.aspx?pdf_med=/upload_files/pdf/15570.pdf&manuscript_id=15570Personal satisfactionPsychological stressVeteransWomen
spellingShingle Alireza Agha Yousefi
Nasim Sharif
Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans
Iranian Journal of Psychiatry
Personal satisfaction
Psychological stress
Veterans
Women
title Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans
title_full Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans
title_fullStr Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans
title_full_unstemmed Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans
title_short Personal Well-being and Stress Symptoms in Wives of Iranian Martyrs, Prisoners of wars and Disabled Veterans
title_sort personal well being and stress symptoms in wives of iranian martyrs prisoners of wars and disabled veterans
topic Personal satisfaction
Psychological stress
Veterans
Women
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