Study Of Children With Chronic Psychological Characteristics

The author adapt the EPQ revised by professor Gong Yaoxian and the Childe Behavior Checklist, in which contrastive analysis is made between 57cases of normal childen and 129 cases afflicted with Leukaemine, Asthma, Nephritic syndrome, Diabetes. The purpose of this thesis is compare the differences between chronic enfant and normal childen in temperaments, social ability and behavior problem. Find out what are effect the chronic enfants' mental character: disease, sex, stages of disease, gleton or famely status.Result:1. Temperamant characticCompare to normal childr en, chronic enfants are more actiation,long for advention, stimulate, nevorse , fear, lonely , ot care others and feeling slowness. Diabetes effect the child more than the other three chronic diseases. Children who suffering from Leukaemia temperament are similar to the normal children. The chronic enfants, whose sex> stages of disease , family status are different, not different in temperament. Insingleton enfants are more actuation, nevorse, lonely, not care others and like cover up.2, Social abilityfChronic enfants' social ability is lower than normal children. Sex, famely status not influence on chronic enfants social ability. In all, stages of diseases not influence on social ability, but when enfants ill 1?year, their social ability lower. Nonsingleton' s movement lower than singleton.3, Behavior problemChronic enfants' behavior problems are bader than in normal children. Sicken boys' behavior problems are severiter than sicken girls' . Different, diseases influnce on enfants are different. Asthma' s are the most attaction in four, and Diabetes' are the most backward-looking. Sex effect chronic enfants' behavior problems. To the girls, the sicken bpys are more divisive force, extraversion, but less blahs. Stages of disease and economy of the family not influence on the behavior problem. Insingleton enfants are markeder in divisive force and backward-looking. The enfants live in town are more divisive force than whom live in city.