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functional capacity of patients with congestive heart failure, Mehdi Kargarfard 1 , Shahram
Ghahraki 2 , 1 Isfahan University, Iran; 2 Islamic Azad University, Khomeinishahr Branch, Iran
This research aims to examine the effects of a period of rehabilitation exercises on the functional
capacity and psychological chahracteristics of patients with CHF. The sample included 40 patients
referred to ICRC assigned randomly into 2 groups of case and control. The results showed that the
mean alteration of FC, Weight, BMI, HR in the group under experiment had significant
differences, but the diastolic and systolic hypertension did not. The psychological condition of the
examinees such as depression, anxiety and hostile attitude showed significant in the experimental
group. The personality chahracteristics, though showing positive changes, did not show significant
differences between the two groups.
5028.196 Middle school students' learning subjecive well-being and its major influencing factors,
Ma Ying, Liu Dianzhi, China
This study is conducted with self-compiled Middle School Students’ Learning Subjective
Well-Being Scale ± on 910 middle school students across six grades. Results show that: (1)
Middle school students’ learning subjective well-being is low. Differences exist among schools
and grades: Students from non-key-schools have lower. Grade-two students in both junior and
senior high schools have the lowest. (2) Learning experience and present performance are direct
factors influencing learning subjective well-being, and the former plays a major role. (3) Factors
indirectly influencing learning subjective well-being include social pressure and expected
performance, they influence learning subjective well-being through learning experience or present
performance.
5028.197 Secondary traumatization in wives of PTSD, Iraj Mardani, Sharekord Azad University,
Iran
The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between the severity of the
psychological problems of the disabled veterans (Iran-Iraq war)with and without PTSD and the
severity of the psychological problems of their wives. The randomly select subjects for this study
were 2 groups of 40 chaharmahalian disabled veterans with and without PTSD and their wives.
The questionnaires consisted of: SCL-90-R questionnaire, demographic questionnaire, and
checklist of PTSD. The results showed that the differences of the severity of symptoms between
wives of veterans with and without PTSD were only significant on the somatization (p