Relationship between anxiety characteristics and negative cognitive processing bias in plateau military personnel
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Relationship between anxiety characteristics and negative cognitive processing bias in plateau military personnel
Journal of Third Military Medical UniversityVol. 39, Issue 15, Pages: 1525-1531(2017)
作者机构:
1.400038 重庆,第三军医大学心理学院:行为医学教研室
2.130017吉林 长春,装甲兵技术学院政治教研室
3.816000 青海 格尔木,解放军第22医院护理部
4.810008 青海 西宁,陆军青藏兵站部政治部
5.400038 重庆,第三军医大学心理学院:军人发展与教育心理学教研室
6.400038 重庆,第三军医大学心理学院:基础心理学教研室
7.400038 重庆,第三军医大学心理学院:军事心理学教研室
作者简介:
基金信息:
General Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(31640036);the National Social Science Foundation of China(14GJ-003123);the National Social Science Foundation of China(15XSH017);the Project of Military Mental Health Research of China(12XLZ103);the Frontier Project of Basic Medical Sciences of Third Military Medical University(2012XJQ12);the Foundation for Humanities and Social Science of Third Military Medical University(2015XRW02)
Wei LAI, Feiyu ZHENG, Shourong XIE, et al. Relationship between anxiety characteristics and negative cognitive processing bias in plateau military personnel[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2017, 39(15): 1525-1531.
DOI:
Wei LAI, Feiyu ZHENG, Shourong XIE, et al. Relationship between anxiety characteristics and negative cognitive processing bias in plateau military personnel[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2017, 39(15): 1525-1531. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201704043.
Relationship between anxiety characteristics and negative cognitive processing bias in plateau military personnel
and to explore the relationship of negative cognitive processing bias with anxiety status in officers and soldiers stationed at different altitudes.
Methods
2
State-trait anxiety inventory (STAI) and negative cognitive processing bias questionnaire were used to investigate 4 631 officers and soldiers through group questionnaire survey. The participants were divided into groups of different altitude levels
and the status of anxiety were compared among the different groups
and among different stratification groups based on occupation
rank and educational levels.
Results
2
① Significant differences were seen in state anxiety and trait anxiety among the different altitude groups (
P
<
0.01). ② There were no significant differences in the state and trait anxiety among those of different gender or from one-child family though from the same altitude groups (
P
>
0.01)
but obvious significant differences were seen in those at different rank levels and with different educational levels (
P
<
0.05). ③ The factors of negative cognitive processing bias were positively correlated with the state and trait anxiety in those from same altitude groups (
r
=0.15-0.47
P
<
0.01). ④ The negative interpretation bias factor showed negative predictive effect on the trait anxiety for the participants from the below 1 500 meters altitude group (
β
=-0.15
P
<
0.01)
and the negative attentional bias factor was only included in this group. While the negative thinking bias have a positive predictive effect on the trait anxiety for all altitude groups (
β
=0.19
β
=0.36
β
=0.37
P
<
0.01).
Conclusion
2
Significant differences are found in anxiety status among the officers and soldiers at different altitudes
and the negative rumination bias plays a positive role in predicting trait anxiety.
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