The relationship between mindfulness and self-regulation of emotion with psychological symptoms in multiple sclerosis patients. (Authors: Sara Ghasemieh / Zeinab Kaviani)
Subject Areas : Medical Psychology
Keywords: Mindfulness, emotional self-regulation, psychological symptoms, multiple sclerosis patients,
Abstract :
Abstract The Aim This research was conducted with the aim of the relationship between mindfulness and emotional self-regulation with psychological symptoms of patients with multiple sclerosis. The statistical population of the study was all the patients of the MS Association of Karaj City, which according to the latest statistics of the number of MS patients from the website of the Karaj MS Patients Support Association is 4300 people. According to Cochran's test, the sample size was 353 people. Sampling method In this research, sampling method is available. The current research is practical in terms of its purpose . in terms of its method, it is a descriptive and correlational study, and the research measurement tool is a questionnaire. Data were analyzed using Pearson correlation and multiple regression .According to the findings of the research, the reverse influence coefficient of compatibility is -0.17%; Concealment is -0.15, tolerance is -0.14 and mindfulness is -0.17, which according to the t-statistics shows that this variable can predict changes related to psychological symptoms with 95% confidence. Also, there is a significant relationship between Mindfulness is associated with psychological symptoms of MS patients - 0.41, and there is also an inverse relationship between adaptation and psychological symptoms - 0.31. In general, we conclude that there is a significant inverse relationship between mindfulness and emotion self-regulation with psychological symptoms of MS patients.
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