The predominance of a scale tells us ...

The predominance of a scale tells us about the type of character accentuation-sensitive alarm (suspicious) of personality. The increase in performance by 2 scale allows us to conclude that the pessimistic person. This is certainly due to the knowledge of each of the prisoners of their diagnosis and partly on the future prognosis of the disease. A slight increase in anxiety background increases in this group of somatization and physical condition of the passive-passive behavior. For the subjects of a given group is characterized by the following personal characteristics: a relatively high level of awareness of existing problems through the prism of self dissatisfaction and pessimistic assessment of their prospects, the inertia in decision making and lack of confidence in their capabilities. This position has become for many a form of self-defense of his unfulfilled I - "I was raised, and this they are to blame for my problems." Increased rates of 7 and 8 scales also told us about the presence in the examined significant anxiety, which in combination with 8 scale lead to restrictive behavior and manifestations of obsessions (rituals, fears, thoughts). In this case, identify the problems low self-esteem, periodic self-deprecation and an inferiority complex, as well as the type of irrational reactions to stress the care of a surreal fantasy world. Many of the surveyed women, infected, and from the control group, were hanging out in your profile to 8 scale. Such persons peculiar schizoid (autistic), personality type, a common feature of which is a combination of increased sensitivity to the emotional coldness and aloofness in interpersonal relations. Figure 2 shows the average personality profile control group. Significant increase in the profile observed in women prisoners only 8 scale. Excess data 8 on the scale says accentuation of type "sensitive schizoid", which manifests itself in sverhobidchivosti, morbid vanity, rigidity of thought and behavior, as well as "jam" on the negative experiences. This study allows us to draw the following conclusions: Former drug addicts, HIV-infected with hepatitis B and C represent the hypochondriacal person with severe difficulties in social adaptation, pronounced anxiety, neuroticism and the presence of depression. Arising from their anxiety often associated with the state of their physical health rather than finding in penitentiary institutions. These persons still in their teens are likely to differ suggestibility, the desire to imitate, the weakness of volitional processes, rider units with the avoidance of any type of work. All respondents have secondary education, many of them are even incomplete. The main work - the seamstress or the seller in the shop.