Emotional Seeking in Patients with Essential Hypertension and Normal Individuals

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Abstract:
Background And Objectives

Relationship between psychological factors and essential hypertension is a proven subject. This research was aimed to study the levels of Emotional Sensation Seeking in hypertensive patients and healthy Individual.

Materials And Methods

In this study، 183 hypertensive patients and 195 healthy individuals completed the Emotional Seeking Scale-form V (SSS – V). Then، based on the final scores، 100 hypertensive cases (50 men and 50 women) referred to Tabriz Madani Heart Hospital، and 100 healthy Individuals were selected by available sampling (age range 22-61، mean 39).

Result

Hypertensive men had higher scores than hypertensive women in thrill and adventure seeking، while healthy men had higher scores than healthy women in boredom susceptibility. Healthy women had higher scores than hypertensive women in thrill and adventure seeking.

Conclusion

Identification of individuals with emotional seeking features helps to identify susceptible patients to essential hypertension for preventive procedures.

Language:
Persian
Published:
Medical Journal of Tabriz University of Medical Science, Volume:37 Issue: 2, 2015
Pages:
42 to 47
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