Psychopathological manifestations in the Central and Eastern European transition: A systematic bibliographic review

  • Eiroa-Orosa F
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RESUMEN Objetivo: Presentar un modelo derivado de los resultados de una revisión sistemática de publicaciones relativas al deterioro psicosocial de las poblaciones de Europa Central y del Este durante la transición posterior a la caída del Bloque Soviético. Método: Tras desarrollar una búsqueda sistemática de literatura relacionada e identificar y describir tres tipos de variables: derivadas del cambio, relacionadas con la salud mental y mediadores entre ambas; realizamos una revisión de modelos teóricos, contrastando su validez en el análisis de estudios empíricos. Resultados: Finalmente presentamos una formulación alternativa en la que factores subjetivos como el control percibido, explican la relación entre los cambios macrosociales y el deterioro psicosocial. ABSTRACT Objective: To present the results of a systematic review of literature related to the psychological deterioration of population in Central and Eastern Europe during the transition period subsequent to the fall of the Soviet Block. Method: After developing a systematic search of related bibliography and identifying and describing three types of values: derived from change, related to mental health and mediators between both; we carried out a revision of theoretical models verifying their validity in the analysis of empirical studies. Results: Finally we present an alternative formulation in which subjective factors such as perceived control, explain the relation between macrosocial changes and psychosocial deterioration.

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Eiroa-Orosa, F. J. (2007). Psychopathological manifestations in the Central and Eastern European transition: A systematic bibliographic review. In Mónika Erika Kovács (Ed.), Culture and health. Regional Challenges and Perspectives of Behavioural Medicine in Central and Eastern Europe. First Conference of the Central and Eastern European Society of Behavioural Medicine.

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