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Ter. psicol ; 30(2): 51-59, jul. 2012. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-643231

ABSTRACT

Se determinó el efecto de las estrategias de afrontamiento (WOC) en los síntomas de estrés post-traumático (PTSD) ante un evento estresante común para 304 personas (Chile, terremoto 27 de febrero de 2010), mediante la aplicación del ways of coping questionnaire y de la davidson scale of trauma. Los resultados muestran 4 modelos de regresión lineal múltiple significativos que explican el total y los 3 tipos de síntomas del PTSD a partir de las WOC evitación y resolución de problemas. Sin embargo, un primer modelo integrado mediante ecuaciones estructurales no obtuvo buenos índices de ajuste. Se concluye con un modelo integrado alternativo que presenta muy buenos índices de ajuste. Finalmente se entregan explicaciones basadas en neuroimágenes y covert conditioning, además de reflexiones sobre prevención y prevalencia del PTSD.


The effect of the ways of coping (WOC) in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms in a stressing event common to a sample of 304 people (Chile, earthquake february, 27 2010) was determined through the application of the ways of coping questionnaire and the davidson scale of trauma. The results show 4 significant regression multiple linear models explaining the total and the 3 types of PTSD symptoms through WOC such as avoidance and problem solution. However, a first integrated model through structural equations did not attain good fit indexes. The study has been concluded with an alternative integrated model presenting very good adjustment indexes (CMIN/DF=.058, RMSEA=.000, NFI=.999, CFI=.999 and PNFI=.100). Finally, explanations based on neuroimages and covert conditioning are provided along with reflections on the prevention and prevalence of the PTSD.


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Humans , Male , Female , Adaptation, Psychological , Survivors/psychology , Earthquakes , Stress Disorders, Traumatic/psychology , Tsunamis , Chile , Natural Disasters , Psychiatric Status Rating Scales , Linear Models , Resilience, Psychological
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