Predictive factors of aggressive behavior in young schizophrenia patients
Abstract：Objective To explore the relationship between social support, self-efficiency, clinical symptoms, executive function and aggressive behavior in young schizophrenia patients. Methods Totals of 107 schizophrenia patients of 16-44 years old were chosen randomly. And the general information, social sup-ports, self-efficiency, clinical symptoms and executive function were evaluated. And aggressive behavior was detected 6 months later again. The predictive factors of aggressive behavior in young schizophrenia patients after 6 months were analysed. Results Scores of objective support and subjective support were higher in non-aggres-sive behavior group, while scores of positive symptom, general pathological symptom and AT-2-I were higher in aggressive behavior group (P<0.05). The objective support, positive symptom and inhibition function could predict aggressive behavior in young schizophrenia patients after 6 months. Conclusions The objective sup-port, positive symptom and inhibition function predictive are factors of aggressive behavior in young schizophre-nia patients after 6 months.
Keywords：SchizophreniaAggressive behaviorPredictive factor
Publication Date：2017-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 474-477 )