알코올 의존 환자에서의 역기능적인 핵심믿음에 대한 연구

A Study of the Dysfunctional Core Schema in Alcoholic Patient

Objectives：This study was performed to investigate the dysfunctional core schema in alcohol dependent patients in Korea. Methods：The authors compared the scores of Young Schema Questionnaire (YSQ) among alcoholic group, schizophrenic group and normal group. Also we evaluated the relationship of the scores of YSQ, alcohol-related variables, and psychopathology-related variables in 81 alcoholic patients. Results：The results of this study were as follows：1) In the Post-hoc KruskalWallis test and Mann-Whitney test, there were significant differences in all of the 16 scales of YSQ among alcoholic group, schizophrenic group and normal group. Scores of ‘Insufficient Self-Control’ in alcoholic group was significantly higher than schizophrenic group and Scores of ‘Social Isolation’ and ‘Undesirability’ in alcoholic group was significantly lower than schizophrenic group. 2) In the correlation analysis between the dysfunctional core schemas and alcohol-related variables in alcoholic patients, there were many significant correlations between YSQ scales and Alcohol Use Inventory (AUI) scales. In the alcohol-related variables, the hangover showed the highest correlation with dysfunctional core schema scales. 3) In the correlation analysis between the dysfunctional core schemas and personality-related variables in alcoholic patients, there were many significant correlations between YSQ scales and Million Clinical Multiaxial Inventory (MCMI) scales. In the personality-related variables, the depressive and passive-aggressive scales showed the highest correlation with dysfunctional core schema scales. 4) In the correlation analysis between the dysfuctional core schemas and psychopathology-relaetd variables in alcoholic patients, there were many significant correlations between YSQ scales and SCL-90-R scales. In the psychopathology-related variables, the phobic anxiety showed the highest correlation with dysfunctional core schema scales. Conclusion： These results suggest that UNLX have a different effect on the early stage of vestibular compensatory process and the uvulonodulus servex through nhibitory Purkinje system.