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Psychological defences and menstrual distress

British Journal of Medical Psychology, 1988
Two studies considered the possible role of psychological defences and defensive awareness in the distress reported by women during the menstrual (flow) period and during the week before menstruation. Unconscious rationalization was associated with the least distress at both times among college women.
A B, Heilbrun, D, Renert
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Psychological Distress and Patient Satisfaction

Medical Care, 1982
Psychologically distressed patients and clients of health care and social service organizations are found to report somewhat more dissatisfaction with services than do the nondistressed. Four explanations for this relationship are examined: 1) the psychologically distressed are generally dissatisfied; 2) service providers react negatively to the ...
J R, Greenley, T B, Young, R A, Schoenherr   +2 more
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Psychological distress and cancer mortality

Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2009
Psychological distress, such as ongoing depression and anxiety-related symptomatology, has been associated with a higher risk of incident cancer and poorer survival, although previous studies have not compared prognostic and etiological effects within the same sample.
Mark, Hamer, Yoichi, Chida, Gerard J, Molloy   +2 more
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Recall mammography and psychological distress

European Journal of Cancer, 2013
The aims of this study were (a) to identify psychological distress before and after being diagnosed with or without cancer in women recalled for further investigation because previous screening mammography indicated possible malignancy and (b) to document the willingness to attend and recommend mammography.
Inger, Schou Bredal, Rolf, Kåresen, Per, Skaane, Kari Sletten, Engelstad, Øivind, Ekeberg   +4 more
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THE PSYCHOLOGIC DISTRESS IN PATIENTS WITH CANCER

Nursing Clinics of North America, 2001
The psychologic distress in patients with cancer may be divided into three categories; depression, anxiety and neuro-cognitive changes including delirium. The supportive interventions of health care professionals along with the use of psychotropic medications have been shown to relieve depression, anxiety, and states of confusion in oncology patients ...
D, Sivesind, W F, Baile
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Social Consistency and Psychological Distress

Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1988
Various hypotheses have been proposed regarding the stressful nature of a lack of consistency among different dimensions of social status. Three of these, termed respectively the status inconsistency, goal-striving stress, and lifestyle incongruity models, are evaluated with data collected in a southern black community. Of these three models, lifestyle
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Composite psychological distress

British Dental Journal, 2022
Byrne, Matthew, Taylor, Carly
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Nasal diseases and psychological distress

Psychology, Health & Medicine, 2015
A high rate of ENT doctors were murdered by nasal disordered patients in China recently. It is obviously important and urgent to find out whether there is any potential relationship between nasal diseases (ND) and psychological distress that might contribute to violent behavior. For this purpose, we carried out this literature review.
Deping, Wang, Wenlong, Luo
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Psychological Distress and Hypertension Control

Journal of Human Stress, 1980
Ninety-nine hypertensive patients who had been on antihypertensive therapies for at least six months because of diastolic blood pressure of 105 mg Hg or more were interviewed immediately after seeing their physicians. A four-item scale was used to separate those exhibiting the highest amount of psychological distress (18 patients) from the remainder of
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Psychological Distress Around Menopause

Psychosomatics, 2001
The authors sought to identify a subgroup of women who are likely to experience psychological distress in the period around menopause. A sample of 189 women (mean age=49.49) was selected from the general population and rated for menopausal status, menopausal symptoms, depression, anxiety, perceived control, body image, and sex role. Menopausal symptoms
D, Becker, J, Lomranz, A, Pines, D, Shmotkin, E, Nitza, G, BennAmitay, R, Mester   +6 more
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