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Ter. psicol ; 30(2): 31-41, jul. 2012. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-643229

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El estrés traumático secundario, se refiere a un proceso por el cual "un individuo que observa el sufrimiento de otro, experimenta paralelamente las mismas respuestas emocionales a las emociones reales o esperadas de la otra persona", Moreno, Morante, Rodríguez & Garrosa (2004). A partir de esta noción, Moreno, Garrosa, Morante, Rodríguez & Losada (2004b) diseñaron el cuestionario de estrés traumático secundario (CETS). Se presenta un estudio comparado en dos muestras de bomberos y paramédicos con un total de 427 sujetos. Los paramédicos se percibieron con mayor presión social y mayor nivel de comprensibilidad, los bomberos con mayor percepción de sobrecarga laboral, mayor nivel de empatía y consecuencias sociales. Las mujeres se percibieron con mayor presión social en el trabajo y los hombres con mayor sobrecarga laboral y sentido del humor. Se reportan correlaciones entre las sub escalas del CETS, que confirman la relación entre las dimensiones de un modelo procesual desarrollado por Moreno, Morante, Rodríguez & Rodríguez (2008).


The concept of secondary traumatic stress refers to a process whereby "an individual who observes the suffering of another, parallel experience the same emotional responses to actual or anticipated emotions of another person," Moreno, Morante, Rodríguez & Garrosa (2004). Based in this model Moreno, Garrosa, Morante, Rodríguez & Losada (2004b) designed the secondary traumatic stress questionnaire (STSQ). This study presents a comparative study of secondary traumatic stress realized with 427 subjects divided in two samples of firefighters and emergency paramedics. Emergency paramedics perceived more social pressure and a higher level of comprehension, while firefighters had a higher perception of work overload, high level of empathy and social consequences. Gender differences show that women perceived more social pressure at work and men perceived more overload and sense of humor. Correlations between the subscales of STSQ, confirm the relationship between the dimensions of the process model developed by Moreno, Morante, Rodríguez & Rodríguez (2008).


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Humans , Male , Female , Emergency Medical Technicians/psychology , Firefighters/psychology , Stress Disorders, Traumatic/epidemiology , Stress Disorders, Traumatic/psychology , Surveys and Questionnaires , Empathy , Mexico , Emergency Responders/psychology , Stress Disorders, Traumatic/diagnosis
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Braz. J. Psychiatry (São Paulo, 1999, Impr.) ; 34(2): 155-161, June 2012. tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-638696

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the factor structure of the Brazilian Portuguese version of the Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Checklist - civilian version (PCL-C), in order to complement its validation process in Brazil. METHOD: An exploratory factor analysis with promax rotation was conducted in 175 ambulance workers of the Emergence Rescue Group (GSE from Portuguese) of the Rio de Janeiro fire brigade and 343 military police officers (MP) (150 from an elite unit of the state of Goiás). RESULTS The results revealed a two-factor solution: re-experience/avoidance, numbing/hyperarousal. All variables loaded highly in at least one factor, except for one; variable 16. This item may have had a bad performance because the analysis was based on a sample of police officers, whose professional activity demands hypervigilance as one of its basic characteristics. Internal consistency values were acceptable. CONCLUSIONS: Avoidance and numbing seem to be independent dimensions, differently from what is expected according to the DSM-IV. Therefore, new trials should be carried out in other populations, with victims of different kinds of trauma, and including females, to verify these findings.


OBJETIVO: Avaliar a estrutura de fatores da versão brasileira em português da Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Checklist - versão civil (PCL-C) - para complementar seu processo de validação no Brasil. MÉTODO: Uma análise fatorial exploratória com rotação promax foi realizada em 175 funcionários de ambulâncias do Grupo de Socorro de Emergência (GSE) dos bombeiros da cidade do Rio de Janeiro e em 343 soldados da polícia militar (PM) (150 dos quais de uma unidade de elite do estado de Goiás). RESULTADOS: Os resultados revelaram uma solução com dois fatores: revivência/evitação e embotamento/hiperativação. Todas as variáveis apresentaram uma carga elevada em pelo menos um fator, exceto pela variável 16. Esse item pode ter tido um desempenho fraco pela análise ter sido baseada em uma amostra de policiais, cuja atividade profissional exige a hipervigilância como uma de suas características básicas. Os valores de consistência interna foram aceitáveis. CONCLUSÕES: A evitação e o embotamento parecem ser dimensões independentes, diferentemente do que era esperado de acordo com a DSM-IV. Portanto, novos ensaios clínicos devem ser realizados em outras populações, com vítimas de diferentes tipos de trauma e incluindo mulheres, para se comprovar esses achados.


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Adult , Humans , Male , Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders , Emergency Responders/psychology , Surveys and Questionnaires , Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic/diagnosis , Brazil , Emergency Medical Technicians/psychology , Factor Analysis, Statistical , Firefighters/psychology , Language , Police , Stress Disorders, Post-Traumatic/psychology
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