انتشار اضطراب الفجيعة المعقد المستمر في محافظات الفرات الاوسط
Abstract
- Disorder known prevalence rates of Persistent complex bereavement disorder . 2. Know the level of complex bereavement disorder, Know the differences in complex bereavement disorder according to variable type (males - females). To achieve the objectives of the research, the researcher prepared one metric to measure the variable discussed extracted its validity and reliability, and applied together to sample the major search's (1000) father and mother, Al-Qadisiyah, Babylon, Najaf, and Karbala, for the year (2021-2022), and then analyzed the data using the means appropriate statistical results were the following:
Prevalence of Oppositional Defiant Disorder was (29,5%) of the totalsample. 2. There are significant differences for complex bereavement disorder, 3. There are differences in favor females in the complex bereavement disorder, Based on the results of research, the researcher developed the recommendations and appropriate proposals
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