Study on psychological backgrounds in mothers of children with orthostatic dysfunction.

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  • NISHINO Rikio
    Department of Pediatrics, Nishisaitama-Chuo National Hospital

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  • 起立性調節障害における母親の心理的背景についての研究

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Psychogenic factors were analyzed in 80 mothers of school children with orthostatic dysfunction (OD). Egograms were 13.8±4.8 in critical parent (CP), 18.6±5.0 in nurturing parent (NP), 15.8±4.5 in adult, 12.7±4.3 in free child (FC), and 14.6±4.1 in adapted child (AC). It seemed that dependence, impatience, discontent or distress in daily life easily occurred in AC with higher values than FC, and NP with higher values was apt to fall into overinterference to children.<br>Tree-drawing tests resulted in possibly normal state by only 10%, simple type by 73%, immature type by 56%, nervous type by 12% and discontent type by 7%, which were occupied mostly by simple and immature types.<br>Simple or immature types might stand for dependent personality short of independence. The present results suggest the possibility that OD mothers easily get psychologically unstable and that their children might have accelerated psychological instability by incessant tension not only in the school life but also in the home.

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