Psychopathology and self-esteem in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity308 @entity4697 @entity146 @entity458 @entity102 @entity302 @entity2395
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate psychopathology and self-esteem in @entity102 . METHODS: 60 @entity1 and their parents were selected to participate in an open study. 30 @entity1 had @entity302 and the other 30 had @entity2395 . Both the groups consisted of @entity1 randomly selected from the @entity302 Centre respectively, of a teaching general hospital. The @entity1 and their parents were interviewed and also rated on Childhood Psychopathology Measurement Schedule (CPMS) and Rosenberg's self esteem scale. The data was analysed using Pearson's chi square test and Pearson's correlation coefficient. RESULTS: The @entity1 were seen to have high psychopathology on CPMS (average score: @entity2395 group = 28.56, @entity302 group = 26.06). @entity308 was the subscale with the maximum elevation in both groups. @entity146 were high in @entity302 . In addition, sadness and disinterest in life were common symptoms in @entity2395 while irritability and @entity4697 were high in @entity302 . @entity1 with @entity302 perceived a change in lifestyle after diagnosis. Self-esteem was moderately affected in both groups and this affected compliance with treatment in @entity2395 . CONCLUSION: @entity102 affects @entity458 and self esteem in @entity1 . Hence, in addition to the physical aspects it is necessary also, to focus on the @entity458 of the @entity1 in order to ensure compliance and thus treat the @entity1 comprehensively.
