Pub Date : 2022-09-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2022.02.002
L. Guilbert , E. Vayre , D. Priolo , A. Samatan , C. Blanchet
Introduction
The COVID-19 health crisis considerably accelerated the use of telework.
Objective
The present study focuses on the impact of telework frequency on workers’ work-life satisfaction and affective organizational commitment. This study also evaluates the mediating role of satisfaction with work-family balance in these two relationships. Finally, it investigates the moderator role of telework adjustment (i.e., adaptation to changes resulting from the transition to a virtual environment) in the relationship between telework frequency and work-family balance satisfaction, as well as the drivers of this adjustment.
Method
In all, 377 teleworkers replied to an online questionnaire measuring the above-mentioned variables.
Results
The increase in telework frequency is directly associated with a decrease in workers’ work-life satisfaction and affective organizational commitment, due to the degradation of their work-family balance satisfaction. Yet, once workers have made significant adjustments to telework, direct and indirect negative impacts of telework frequency are reduced. Finally, telework adjustment is largely predicted by whether telework resulted from choice or obligation, by the telework environment at home, and by the organizational support provided to workers.
Conclusion
Theoretical and practical implications of these results will be discussed, with potential avenues to best support the deployment of remote work.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2022.01.002
C. Demarta , A.-L. Poujol
Introduction
During the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone was confronted with their finitude, risking a crisis of meaning. Considering with Erikson (1950) that generativity is a great vector of meaning in life, which allows an individual to ensure the continuity of society through transmission and care, caregivers usually have a higher generativity score than the general population (Grossman & Gruenewald, 2017). This study then looks for signs of generativity among caregivers, hypothesising that it was particularly mobilised during this health crisis.
Purpose
The purpose of this study is to explore the experiences of psychologists working in hospitals on somatic wards in order to identify the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and signs of generativity.
Method
In this exploratory, qualitative, prospective, multicenter study, nine psychologists working in hospital wards were interviewed individually to explore their experiences during a semi-structured interview.
Results
The markers of existential crisis linked to COVID-19, such as signs of exhaustion and anxiety, were prominent in their discourse. Strong elements of generativity are also found in the interviews. This reflects the testing of their resources.
Conclusion
Generativity allowed adaptation during the crisis but does not seem to be sufficient to protect against exhaustion and existential crisis.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2022.01.001
A. Masselin-Dubois , N. Enert-Barbero , A. Gazagne
Introduction
Clinical practice with chronic pain patients, shaken by the reorganization of the health care field, has required a rethinking of pain management. In order to continue the psychological support of patients, individual consultations or distance group workshops have been developed. A practice analysis group bringing together psychologists and psychotherapists shared their clinical experiences and experiences of the crisis.
Objectives
The objectives of this study are to explore the adaptation of clinical practices for chronic pain subjects; the experience of professionals; and to propose recommendations resulting from the collective reflections.
Method
The clinical research methodology was that of a focus group. Three two-hour videoconference meetings were held from September 2020 to May 2021. A thematic analysis of the transcripts was carried out with the NVivo qualitative analysis software.
Results
In all, 9 psychologists and psychotherapists participated in the focus group. The thematic analysis revealed three main themes, namely: (1) impact of the health crisis related to COVID-19; (2) adaptation of practices; (3) process of changing clinical practices.
Conclusion
Professionals report that the use of digital tools has limited the psychopathological impact of the health crisis on patients. The recommendations resulting from the collective reflections suggest maintaining remote care and relying on the support of the teams, the hierarchy, and peer exchange groups.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2022.01.003
C. Zaouche Gaudron , L. Boulaghaf , A. Moscaritolo , S. Pinel-Jacquemin
Context
Aware of the difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic for many families with children aged 6 or under, this study focuses on three contexts of potential vulnerability: single parenthood, children with developmental disorders, poverty.
Method
A questionnaire, consisting of 69 questions, was transmitted nationally during the first lockdown (from 17 March to 10 May 2020). Among the study sample (n = 490), 36 households were single-parent, and 93 families had a child with developmental impairments. From November 2020 to June 2021, a additional qualitative approach was used to reach the most vulnerable groups (n = 23).
Results
The methodology adopted made it possible to identify modes of experience that converge across families in the three contexts (more strengthened intrafamily relationships and investment in protection measures, for example), and others that appear more specific: pressure felt and need for information for single-parent households and those with children with developmental disorders, the burden of home schooling for single-parent households and the poorest, social isolation for single-parent households and difficulties in maintaining the previous food budget for the most precarious.
Conclusion
The various pressures felt, the housing (with or without outdoor spaces) and working conditions, the fear of being sick, the negative feelings, etc. must encourage public authorities to implement psychological support mechanisms, particularly for the most vulnerable parents, in order to avoid subsequent physical and/or psychological health problems or even post-traumatic symptoms for parents and their children.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2022.05.001
L. Auzoult (Rédacteur en chef de Pratiques Psychologiques)
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Pub Date : 2022-03-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2021.05.001
L. Idier , C. Godest , N. Calcagni , C. Lasseur , M. Prezelin-Reydit , P. Chauveau , B. Quintard
Introduction
Hemodialysis is associated with dietary and fluid restrictions, which can be a source of frustration, suffering and non-compliance in many patients. Hypnosis, a booming therapeutic tool in the health field, could improve patients’ feelings. The objective of this study is to assess the effect of hypnosis on fluid restrictions experience.
Method
The effectiveness of the hypnotic intervention was evaluated using a single-case protocol (ABA type) with two patients. A protocol in 3 phases of 3 weeks was used with three sessions of hypnosis. Several measurement tools have been used: the KDQoL-36 for quality of life, the Health-Specific Self-Efficacy Scales (adapted for dialysis patients) for self-efficacy, and numeric scales for therapeutic compliance and thirst.
Results
Some significant changes were observed with maintenance of the effects after hypnosis: improvement in the global quality of life for patient 1, improvement of self-efficacy (barrier) for patient 2. The visual analysis showed improvements but without significant effect as alleviation of thirst and discomfort, improvement of perceived compliance.
Conclusion
These preliminary results concerning the effects of hypnosis on the experience of fluid restrictions are mixed reflecting variability between patients. However, these results are encouraging and show the need to continue this evaluation with more patients thanks to the advantages of the single-case protocol method.
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Pub Date : 2022-03-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2021.04.003
A. Lainé , A. Laurent , S. Nancey , B. Flourié
Introduction
Crohn's disease (CD), a chronic inflammatory bowel disease, has strong psychological and social repercussions related to the specificity of the symptomatology. To better understand how patients cope with the disease, coping strategies have been studied but without taking into account the specificity of the CD experience.
Objective
Our objective is to identify the perceived coping strategies used by patients in relation to their illness experience.
Method
Using a qualitative approach, semi-structured interviews and thematic content analysis with 33 CD patients in remission were conducted.
Results
Our results highlight that some of the coping strategies used are not taken into account by the coping scales frequently used in the literature. Indeed, the illness experience appears to be fundamental in the establishment of new strategies based on the experiential knowledge patients use to reduce the stress induced by a potential relapse. Moreover, coping strategies based on positive emotions are also implemented, and they enable patients to make sense of the disease.
Conclusion
The coping strategies, i.e., “experiential knowledge” and “positive emotions”, may shed more light on the complexity of the illness experience of CD patients and allow us to make recommendations concerning the psychological support of patients.
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Pub Date : 2022-03-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2021.04.002
A. Henry , J. Gagnon
Introduction
The Displaced Aggression Questionnaire is currently the only self-report instrument to measure individual tendency to displace aggression. It is composed of three factors, which assess an affective dimension (angry rumination), a cognitive dimension (revenge planning) and a behavioral dimension (displaced aggression).
Objective
To adapt a French translated version of the Displaced Aggression Questionnaire and test the psychometrics.
Method
In this study, we recruited 191 adults in the community. The questionnaire has been adapted and validated with respects to guidelines for the process of transcultural adaptation and validation of self-report measures. A principal component analysis has been used to assess the structure of the French version of the questionnaire.
Results
After taking into account one item that has not loaded onto any of the three expected factors, the principal component analysis confirmed the hypothesized three-factor structure for the French version of the questionnaire according to the original structure of the scale. It has been named Questionnaire d’Agression Déplacée in French. Results showed good psychometric qualities for the internal consistency, the discriminant and concomitant validity and the reliability.
Conclusion
Based on these positive results, this version can already be used by French speaking researchers.
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Pub Date : 2022-03-01DOI: 10.1016/j.prps.2021.03.001
A. Nguyen , L. Frobert , A. Ismailaj , S. Monteiro , J. Favrod
Introduction
Health professionals’ self-disclosure is a common practice, but there is still controversy regarding when it is appropriate, what the extent and content of self-disclosure should be, and what the clinical consequences are.
Objectives
This qualitative study aimed to investigate self-disclosure in health and social-care professionals.
Method
Thirteen in-depth interviews with group leaders of an intervention to improve pleasure and motivation in schizophrenia. The interviews were subjected to thematic analysis.
Results
Professionals describe their personal disclosures as authentic sharing of lived experiences. From a content point of view, professionals select simple events from their personal or professional life, which they find easy to share with patients, in a group. The selection criteria for these experiences mainly concern the therapeutic value and are formulated in terms of relevance of the content and the usefulness envisioned for the patient as well as authenticity. Self-disclosure generates a redefinition of the places in interaction and a more egalitarian relationship.
Conclusion
Self-disclosure is found to be a tool for developing and maintaining the therapeutic relationship. Further studies of the phenomenon would be useful to design training and supervision for professionals.
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