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Objective:To explore the effect of behavioral training of creative art therapy(CAT) on interpersonal communication in teenagers.Methods:Eighty teenagers were randomly divided into study group( n=40) and control group( n=40).The study group was received the behavioral training of CAT (12 times, each activity lasts for 120 min), and the control group did not take part in the behavioral training of CAT.The two groups were measured with self-esteem scale(SES), shyness scale(SS) and social anxiety scale for children(SASC) before and after behavior training.SPSS 17.0 software was used for statistical analysis, and t-test variance analysis and Mann-Whitney U test were used to compare the differences between groups or within groups. Results:Before and after behavioral training, changes in the SES total score (7.00(5.00, 9.75) vs 1.00(0, 2.00)), the SS total score (7.00(6.00, 12.75) vs 2.00(1.00, 3.00)), the SASC total score (5.00(2.00, 8.75) vs 0(0, 1.00)) and two factor scores (3.00(0.25, 5.00) vs 1.00(0, 1.00), 2.00(1.00, 4.00) vs 0(0, 1.00))in the study group were obviously higher than those in the control group( Z=-7.347, -7.338, -5.841, -4.122 and -5.393, all P<0.05).The score differences of the SASC total score ((7.19±3.82) vs (3.21±3.04)) and two factor scores ((4.00±2.23) vs (1.68±2.05), 3.00 (1.00, 5.00) vs 2.00 (0, 2.00)) of girls were significantly higher than those of boys in the study group ( t=-3.611, -3.398, Z=-2.111, P=0.001, 0.002, 0.035). Conclusion:Behavioral training of CAT can improve teenagers' self-esteem, relieve their shyness and social anxiety, as well as promote their interpersonal communication.
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Objective:To investigate the effect of art behavior intervention of yoga training on patients with insomnia comorbid depressive disorder.Methods:Totally 66 patients with insomnia comorbid depressive disorder were randomly divided into the study group( n=36) and the control group( n=30). All patients in two groups were given pharmacotherapy, while the patients in the study group were received art behavior intervention of yoga training for 20 times.Using self-made general information questionnaire to collect the patients' demographic and clinical characteristics.Polysomnography(PSG) was performed to measure objective sleep parameters.The Pittsburgh sleep quality index(PSQI), Hamilton depression scale(HAMD) and Hamilton anxiety scale(HAMA) were used to measure subjective sleep quality, depressive symptoms and anxiety symptoms at baseline and at the end of the interventions. Results:The score differences of pre-and post-intervention in the two group of PSQI total score((11.00±2.72) vs(9.00±2.22)), habitual sleep efficiency((2.02±0.81) vs (1.53±0.77)), daytime dysfunction((1.75±0.90) vs(0.96±0.85)), HAMD total score((12.19±6.25) vs(8.03±5.67)) and HAMA total score(13.00(8.25, 16.75) vs 7.00(5.00, 9.25))in the study group were obviously higher than those in the control group( t=3.220, 2.516, 3.595, 2.806, Z=-3.616, all P<0.05). Conclusion:Art behavior intervention of yoga training can improve sleep quality, depression and anxiety symptoms in patients with insomnia comorbid depressive disorder, which will be applied and popularized in clinical practice.