The psychology behind doping in sport

Drugs and methods to improve physical performance among athletes have been used since the beginning of sport history, but the use of performance enhancing drugs has not always been regarded as cheating. In short, the motives for doping are improving and maintaining physical functioning, coping with the social/psychological pressures and striving for social and psychological goals, including economic benefits. Factors such as, “doping dilemma”, “win at all costs”, cost versus benefit, and the specificity of some specific doping agents, also play major roles. It seems that action on the athletes′ attitude about the achievement of physical improvement and creating effective methods to reveal the drug abuse, are two main ways in winning the struggle against doping.     

大学生手机短信消费心理研究

通过自编调查问卷，对400名大学生的手机短信消费情况进行调查和分析，结果发现：①手机短信已成为当代大学生普遍流行的一种交际手段，并更多地在较亲密的群体内部使用，方便和费用低是大学生选择短信进行交际的主要原因；②大学生的手机短信消费具有显著的性别和年级差异；③部分大学生在短信消费中形成了一定的手机依赖和幻听等心理和行为问题。     

综合医院心理咨询情况分析

目的：分析10年前后综合医院心理门诊咨询资料，探讨咨询变化特点。方法：应用统计学方法分析1984年1月－1987年12月和1998年1月－2001年12月行心理咨询者2647例。结果：不属于心理疾病，为解决各种心理问题咨询者较10年前明显上升，（55．8％，P＜0．05），其中学生人数显著增加（20．7％，P＜0．05）；咨询问题中各类神经症是首要问题。情绪，婚姻，人际交往问题呈快速上升趋势（P＜0．05）。结论：与10年前相比，人们的自身心理保健意识增强，主动寻求心理咨询者增多。     

行为异常儿童社交能力分析

目的探讨儿童行为问题与社交能力之间的的关孔方法使用Achenbach’s儿童行为量表对1051名儿童进行筛查，检出98名行为异常者，计数统计其社交项目与总体儿童社交项目人数比较之，x2统计分析。结果在活动的技巧水平上，在家庭关系中，在校学习对知识的理解、掌握程度、心情舒畅程度等方面，异常儿不如总体（P＜0．05），但在活动的时间、对外社交及学习成绩方面二者无明显差异（P＞0.05）。结论儿童行为问题与社交能力的关系。并不是单一的正、负相关所能概括的，应该具体问题具体分析，审视其全面。     

心理学研究中的科学方法与非科学方法

自心理学被界定为一门科学以来 ,对心理学的研究便十分强调研究方法的科学性。那些被认为是不科学的方法 ,如内省、思辨、假设、演绎等被长期排斥在主流心理学的研究方法之外。这虽是学科研究进步的表现 ,但也暴露出心理学研究中唯科学方法的缺陷。由于心理学研究对象的特殊性 ,非科学方法仍是心理学研究中的一种重要方法 ,心理学史上的一些重要成就表明了非科学方法的应用价值。心理学研究中的科学方法与非科学方法并不是对立的。人本主义心理学大胆引进非科学方法 ,兼收并蓄 ,其主张被越来越多的人接受。     

力月西干预前后臂丛神经阻滞效果的分析

目的 探讨病人的心理因素对臂从神经阻滞效果的影响。方法 对746例臂丛神经阻滞进行回顾性对比，分别对肌间沟进路、锁骨上进路、腋进路进行力月西干预前后的疼痛对比。结果 三种进路的臂丛神经阻滞在力月西干预前后的疼痛相关性非常明显，或干预前后的疼痛无明显差别。结论 病人的心理精神因素在臂丛神经阻滞过程中，对阻滞效果的影响非常小。     

Analysis on Mental Features and Nursing Countermeasures for Malignant Ovarian Tumor Patients

Objective To inquire into the mental features of malignant ovarian tumor patients and advance the way to appease the mental state. Methods The mental health status of 168 malignant ovarian tumor patients was evaluated using Symptom Checklist 90 （SCL-90）, and compared with that of normal crowd and other gynecologic malignant tumor patients. Results The scores of suppression, anxiety, fear, somatization, constrain, hostility, interpersonal relationship of the ovary malignant tumor patients were higher than those of the normal model, and the scores of suppression, anxiety, interpersonal relationship higher than those of other gynecologic malignant tumor patients. Conclusions To strengthen the nursing teaching, understand the mental state on time, use moral support therapy, and help the patients to change their inadequate attitude and behavior, can strengthen the therapy confidence and promote the health rehabilitation.     

Stressors in ICU: patients’ evaluation

Objective: To study the physical and psychological stressors in the intensive care unit (ICU) and to correlate stressors with different demographic variables. Design: Cross-sectional analytical survey. Setting: Intensive care unit of a private hospital. Patients and participants: 50 randomly selected ICU patients during the first week of their ICU stay. Measurements and results: The Intensive Care Unit Environmental Stressor Scale was administered to 50 patients. Pain and the impossibility of sleeping due to noise and having tubes in the nose and mouth were considered the most important physical stressors. Loss of self control and lack of understanding about the attitudes and procedures were the main psychological stressors. Conclusions: Interventions should be aimed at relieving the patient's pain and at controlling the level of noise to make sleep possible. From the psychological standpoint, the independence of the patient should be encouraged, thus stimulating the recovery of self-control. The team should also inform the patient about the procedures which will be carried out. Received: 1 April 1997 Accepted: 24 September 1997