مجلة البحوث و الدراسات الإنسانية
Volume 18, Numéro 2, Pages 203-222
2024-12-31
Authors : Djabali Baha Eddine . Nfidsa Fatima .
This study aimed to identify the extent of depression and alexithymia in patients with hepatitis B. It included 52 patients and addressed the following questions: - Is there depression in patients with hepatitis B? - Is there alexithymia in patients with viral hepatitis B? - Are there gender- and diagnosis duration-based differences in depression? - Are there gender- and diagnosis duration-based differences in Alexithymia? - Is there a relationship between depression and alexithymia in the study sample? The study was based on the following tools: Beck's Depression Inventory and the Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20) were used for quantitative and qualitative analysis. Data were processed using SPSS 25 with a descriptive and correlational approach. Results indicated: - An average level of depression and alexithymia in patients. - No significant gender or duration-based differences in depression. - Significant gender and duration-based differences in alexithymia favoring females. - A significant relationship between depression and alexithymia in hepatitis B patients.
Depression ; Alexithymia ; Viral Hepatitis B
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Boudjella Mohamed Elamine
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Bellagh Wissem
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Khalouf Mohamed Raouf
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Bouteflika Djihane
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Menzou Farouk
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Seridj Nardjes
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Naili Nabila
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Bouali-benhalima. Malika
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Siahmed Bouali Djamila
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Meghlaoui Ali
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pages 631-639.
Touati Saida
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pages 712-741.
Sehairi Zineb
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pages 341-351.
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أمحمد زواق
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Barkati I
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Kouidri A
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pages 83-89.