Existential Loneliness among Women with Obsessive, CompulsiveTendencies

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Zangiabadi Tooba; KALANTARKOUSHEH SEYED MOHAMMAD; BORJALI AHMAD

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Existential Loneliness among Women with Obsessive, CompulsiveTendencies

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Zangiabadi Tooba | KALANTARKOUSHEH SEYED MOHAMMAD | BORJALI AHMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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Existential psychologyQ1

LonelinessQ1

ObsessiveQ2

compulsive disorderQ2

WomenQ1

Grounded theoryQ1

Abstract

Introduction: The present research was conducted to study how existential Loneliness parameter presents in Obsessive-compulsive condition. To this aim, attitudes and reactions of Women with Obsessive-compulsive tendencies were investigated in terms of the existential Loneliness to obtain a better comprehension of Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Method: The research was conducted among Kermani Women, Iran, choosing Grounded theory qualitative method. Participants were chosen based on Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale (YBOCS). Sampling was started with snowball purposeful method and followed by theoretical sampling. Theoretical saturation took place with 13 persons. Existential Loneliness was probed by means of the semi-structured interviews. The interviewees’ statements were coded and analyzed according to the Grounded theory and by means of Strauss and Corbin method. Results: Acceptance/non-acceptance was the central category and dependence versus independence, defensive and non-accepting coping, and adoptive and accepting coping were the resulted axial categories of this research, each had their subsets. Generally, the tendency toward dependence was more than independence. Participants used defensive and non-accepting mechanisms in confronting to the existential Loneliness more than adoptive and accepting coping. Non-acceptance was the main reaction of Women with Obsessive-compulsive tendencies regarding the existential Loneliness. Conclusion: It seems that non-acceptance of existential Loneliness can justify excessive anxieties, dysfunctional copings, and relational problems of patients with Obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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Zangiabadi, Tooba, KALANTARKOUSHEH, SEYED MOHAMMAD, & BORJALI, AHMAD. (2017). Existential Loneliness among Women with Obsessive, CompulsiveTendencies. JOURNAL OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN HEALTH SCIENCES, 6(3 ), 238-252. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/215537/en

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Zangiabadi Tooba, KALANTARKOUSHEH SEYED MOHAMMAD, BORJALI AHMAD. Existential Loneliness among Women with Obsessive, CompulsiveTendencies. JOURNAL OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN HEALTH SCIENCES[Internet]. 2017;6(3 ):238-252. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/215537/en

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Tooba Zangiabadi, SEYED MOHAMMAD KALANTARKOUSHEH, and AHMAD BORJALI, “Existential Loneliness among Women with Obsessive, CompulsiveTendencies,” JOURNAL OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN HEALTH SCIENCES, vol. 6, no. 3 , pp. 238–252, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/215537/en

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