RECOGNITION OF SCRUPULOSITY AND NON-RELIGIOUS OCD BY ORTHODOX AND NON-ORTHODOX JEWS
RECOGNITION OF SCRUPULOSITY AND NON-RELIGIOUS OCD BY ORTHODOX AND NON-ORTHODOX JEWS
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正统和非正统犹太人对谨慎和非宗教强迫症的认识
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2010
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通讯作者：
Jedidiah Siev
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作者：
D. Rosmarin;S. Pirutinsky;Jedidiah Siev
对心理症状的感知可能会受到宗教信仰的影响，特别是当症状表现受到社会宗教背景的影响时。因此，我们研究了在犹太人中，东正教的归属是否与承认谨慎为强迫症（OCD）有关。70名正统派和23名非正统派犹太人被随机分为两组，分别观察描述宗教或非宗教强迫症的两个匹配的小插曲之一。而正统派犹太人同样可能承认这两个小插曲强迫症，非正统派犹太人不太可能承认宗教比非宗教介绍强迫症。此外，东正教犹太人同样可能建议对谨慎和非宗教强迫症进行专业治疗，而非东正教犹太人与非宗教强迫症相比，不太可能建议对谨慎进行专业治疗。这些研究结果可能表明，熟悉东正教的做法增加敏感性之间的区别谨慎和规范的关系…
Perceptions of psychological symptoms may be influenced by religiousness, particularly when symptom presentation is shaped by a socio-religious context. We therefore examined whether among Jews, Orthodox affiliation was related to recognition of scrupulosity as obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD). Seventy Orthodox and 23 non-Orthodox Jews were randomized to view one of two matched vignettes describing religious or non-religious OCD. Whereas Orthodox Jews were equally likely to recognize both vignettes as OCD, non-Orthodox Jews were less likely to recognize the religious than the non-religious presentation as OCD. Furthermore, Orthodox Jews were equally likely to recommend professional treatment for both scrupulosity and non-religious OCD, whereas non-Orthodox Jews were less likely to recommend professional treatment for scrupulosity compared to non-religious OCD. These findings may suggest that familiarity with Orthodox practices increases sensitivity to distinctions between scrupulosity and normative rel...
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17.7
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Foa, EB;Liebowitz, MR;Tu, X
通讯作者：
Tu, X