社区样本中的强迫性嫉妒:与关系因素、损害和感知治疗需求的关系

IF 3.8 3区 心理学 Q1 PSYCHOLOGY, CLINICAL British Journal of Clinical Psychology Pub Date : 2022-12-14 DOI:10.1111/bjc.12409
Johan Ahlen, Johan Bjureberg, Fabian Lenhard, Tove Wahlund, Johanna Linde, David Mataix-Cols
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浪漫嫉妒可以被理解为一个连续体,从基于现实的、短暂的和功能性的嫉妒到具有不同洞察力、强度和持续时间的更慢性的嫉妒形式。后者与强迫症(这里称为强迫性嫉妒)有一些重叠之处。人们对强迫性嫉妒的本质及其与功能障碍、感知到的负面后果(饮酒、暴力)、当前和过去的关系因素(例如,关系的长度、恋爱、不忠、以前的嫉妒)或感知到的专业支持需求的关系知之甚少。方法1076名成年人(55%为女性)填写匿名调查问卷。结果强迫性嫉妒,用强迫性嫉妒严重程度量表测量,与功能障碍和语言暴力密切相关,与身体暴力和饮酒的关系较弱。有嫉妒史的人有更严重的症状,更有可能感觉到需要心理支持。大约25%的样本表示对治疗感兴趣。结论:研究结果表明,有一群人的强迫性嫉妒程度较低,他们在遇到困难时感觉到需要帮助。需要对这些个体的患病率和临床特征进行更多的研究。发展特定嫉妒心理模型和治疗是必要的。
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Obsessional jealousy in a community sample: Association with relationship factors, impairment and perceived treatment needs

Objectives

Romantic jealousy could be understood as a continuum, from reality-based, transient and functional jealousy to a more chronic form of jealousy with varying insight, intensity and duration. The latter has some overlaps with obsessive–compulsive disorder (here termed obsessional jealousy). Little is known about the nature of obsessional jealousy and its association with functional impairment, perceived negative consequences (drinking, violence), current and past relationship factors (e.g., length of relationship, being in love, infidelity, previous jealousy) or perceived need for professional support.

Methods

Participants were 1076 adults (55% women) who filled in an anonymous survey.

Results

Obsessional jealousy, measured with the Obsessional Jealousy Severity Scale, was strongly associated with functional impairment and verbal violence, and more weakly with physical violence and alcohol consumption. Individuals with a history of previous jealousy had more severe symptoms and were more likely to perceive the need for psychological support. Approximately 25% of the sample expressed interest in treatment.

Conclusions

The results suggest that there is a group of individuals with impairing levels of obsessional jealousy who have a perceived need for help with their difficulties. More research is needed on the prevalence and clinical characteristics of these individuals. The development of jealousy-specific psychological models and treatments is warranted.

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期刊介绍: The British Journal of Clinical Psychology publishes original research, both empirical and theoretical, on all aspects of clinical psychology: - clinical and abnormal psychology featuring descriptive or experimental studies - aetiology, assessment and treatment of the whole range of psychological disorders irrespective of age group and setting - biological influences on individual behaviour - studies of psychological interventions and treatment on individuals, dyads, families and groups
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