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Most patients from 1st group consisted of of
patients with aggressive DB
(70; 46.7 %), the second rate highest frequency was found in the patients with de-
linquent DB (54; 36.0 %) and in third place with suicidal DB (26; 17.3 % ). In
group 3 was dominated by patients with delinquent DB (73; 48,7 %) (P <0,05), ag-
gressive (59; 39.3 %) and suicidal (18; 12.0 %) showed relatively lower DB.
Analysis of premorbid personality characteristics of patients surveyed
groups gave to reveal the following results: an explosive and unstable personality
types prevalent in 1 (44 - 29.4 %; 45 - 30.0 %) and 3 (41 - 27.3 %; 60 - 40.0 %)
groups. Have explosive personalities often observed in the history of affective re-
action to the outbreak of the aggression. These patients tended to use a variety of
surfactants
with childhood - cannabis, alcohol, often recognized leaders in their
environment. In groups 2 and 4 have a relatively high psychasthenic and conformal
personality types: 30.0 % and 28.0% in group 2; 20, 0 % (r = -0, 63) and 26, 0 % (r
= -0, 55) in group 4, respectively.
In the study of premorbid personality features three main groups identified:
accentuation
of character, psychopathic personality and conditionally harmonious
personality. Accentuation of character prevailed in almost all groups, with the fol-
lowing parameters: 1 group of 100 (66.7 %) patients; 19 (38.0 %) of 2 groups, 86
(57.3 %) of 3 group and 21 (42.0 %) of the 4 groups. Psychopathic person longer
found in groups 1 and 3: 44 (29,3 %) (r = 0,58) and 56 (37,3 %) (r = 0,52) patients,
respectively, in contrast to groups 2 and 4. In groups where there were no sick de-
viant behavior in premorbid (2 and 4 group) is more
common opportunistic har-
monious personality type: 26 (52,0 %) (r = -0,93) in the 2 and 21 (42.0 %) (r = -
0,96) 4 group.
Analysis of the connection between the type of deviant behavior in the
premorbid personality typology and showed that patients 1 and 3 groups with ag-
gressive PD is more common in premorbid an explosive (23 - 32.8 %; 18 - 30.5 %)
and unstable (26 - 37, 2 % 22 - 37.4 %),
personality types, as well as in patients
with delinquent DB (the explosive type (17 - 31.5 %; 17 - 23.4 %) and unstable
type (18 - 33.3 %; . 35 - 47.9 %) among patients with
suicidal DB proved most
hysteroid personality type (10 - 38.5 %; 3 - 16.7 %).
Data regarding premorbid personality traits identified clinically validated
method in the study of experimental psychological method SMPR(standardized
multifactor personality research method). This is proved by the following data: in
patients 1 and 3 groups with aggressive DB identified emotionally unstable (24 -
34.3 %; 20 - 33.9 %), dissocial (13 - 18.6 %; 18 - 30.6 %) and dysthymiation (12 -
17.2 %; 8 - 13.5 %), personality types, and delinquency in patients with DB is also
common dissocial (13 - 24.2 %; 17 - 23.3 %), emotionally unstable ( 16 - 29.6 %;
29 - 39.7 %) and dysthymiation (11 - 20.4 %; 14 - 19.2 %) personality types. Pa-
tients 2 and 4 groups are mainly related to conforming personality type (14 - 28.0
% and 13 - 26,0 %) (P <0,001) (r = -0,99). A significant correlation between devi-
ant behavior and premorbid personality types as emotionally unstable (P <0,01) (r
= 0,51) and dissocial (P <0,01) (r = 0,56) types of personalities.
Family history is an important factor in the formation of personality devia-
tion. The comparative analysis of these factors testify the important role of family
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history, which can be proved by the following data: alcoholism father in group 1
and 20.7 % in group 2 patients 6,0 % (P <0,01) (r = 0,61); alcoholism of both par-
ents in group 1 was present in 10.7 %, and in 2 patients - in only 4.0 % (P> 0,05) (r
= 0,48); alcoholism or drug addiction with relatives in group 1 (8.7 %) higher than
a factor of 2 than in group 2 (4,0 %) (r = 0,39); mental illness in relatives (10,0 %
and 2,0%) (P <0,05) (r = 0,69); perinatal pathology in group 1 is found in 13.3 %
and in group-2 patients at 6.0 %.
When family history in patients
with opiate dependency studied, it also re-
vealed significantly higher differences between the 3 and 4 groups. Thus, both par-
ents alcoholism 3 observed in the group of 7.3 %, whereas in group 4 was not de-
tected. Alcoholism of father in 3 group 16.0 % and in group 4 - 4,0 % (P <0,01) (r
= 0,64). Alcoholism and drug addiction revealed from relatives in Group3- 6.0 %,
in group4- 6.0% group. Perinatal Pathology in 3 group
met more often than in
group 4 - (20,7 %, 10,0 %) (P <0,05) (r = 0,51).
The fourth chapter of the dissertation titled “
The role of social and psycho-
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