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4138.86 Predicting donor behavior, Tihana Brkljacic, Ljiljana Kaliterna, Institut drustvenih
znanosti Ivo Pilar, Croatia
The aim of this study was to compare predictor variables of blood and bone marrow donation. 417
participants completed questionnaires assessing attitudes, norms, self-efficacy and controlability,
past behavior, moral obligation, towards blood and bone marrow donation. Actual behavior was
registred two months later. People perceive blood donation more positive compared to bone
marrow donation. Correlation between corresponding variables connected to blood and bone
marrow donations are positive, significant and high to moderate in magnitude. Attitudes towards
blood and bone marrow donation can be described by common factors.
4138.87 Behavior as a Mediator in Peptic Ulcer Patients: A Structural Equations Model, Jie
Zhong, Ming-Yi Qian, Peking University, Beijing, China
Objective: to investigate a behavior-mediating model in peptic ulcer (PU) patients. Method: PU
related behavior inventory (PURBI), PU symptoms self rating scale (PUSRS), Chinese mood
adjective check list (CMACL), life events scale (LES), and type A behavior pattern scale (TABP)
were examined in a sample of 151 PU patients as the indicators in structural equation modeling
(SEM), which was conducted by AMOS4.0. Result: The behavior-mediating model was confirmed
that the PU related behavior was a mediator among the life events, negative emotion, TABP and
other factors to the PU symptoms. This model explained about 24% variance of PU symptoms.
4138.88 The questionnaire survey of the help-seeking processes and influential factors of 107
neurotic persons in Chinese mainland, Qiang Li, Baoran Zhao, Ding Han, Yang Liu, China
Purpose: To explore the help-seeking process and influential factors for neurotic persons in
Chinese mainland. Method: 107 neurotic persons in Tianjin were undergone the questionnaire.
Result: (1) Their prior order in the choice of objects in help-seeking was: family members or
relatives, friends or colleagues, therapy of western medicine or of traditional Chinese medicine,
local or folk therapy, consultation or psychological therapy. (2) The processes of help-seeking
related to patients' literacy degree, careers, income, believes of health, ways of coping, attributions,
the characteristics of personality, social bias, whether it was easy to gain the resource of
help-seeking, effects of help-seeking and such factors.
4138.89 Gender differences in coping under interpersonal stress and academic stress, Yiling
Zhang, Yiqun Gan, Department of Psychology, Peking University, Beijing, China
This study compared the trait coping of female and male freshmen in two types of stress, i.e.
academic stress and interpersonal stress. The sample consisted of 97 female freshmen and 105
male freshmen. The results revealed gender*types of stress (academic and interpersonal)
interactions in active coping, planning and suppression of competing activities. For active coping
and planning, female students endorsed more than male students under academic stress, and there
were no such gender differences under interpersonal stress. For suppression of competing
activities, female students used more in interpersonal stress, but this gender differences was found
in academic stress.
4138.90 Psychological analysis of internet addiction disorder of undergraduates, BiJing Jiang,
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