Особенности связи онтологического благополучия и отцовской депрессии в период пандемии COVID-19

Исследование направлено на изучение взаимосвязи между показателями онтологического благополучия и уровнем депрессии и тревожности у отцов во время пандемии COVID-19 в Турции. Данные в этом кросс-секционном исследовании были собраны с помощью онлайн-анкет в рандомной выборке, включающей 379 отцов, имеющих детей в возрасте от 6 до 12 лет. Сбор данных проводился в период с марта по май 2020 года. Участники заполняли Шкалу депрессии А. Бека (BDI), Шкалу тревоги А. Бека (BAI) и Шкалы онтологического благополучия (OWBS). Результаты показали влияние депрессии на связи между онтологическим благополучием и тревожностью. Воспринимаемое отношение к своему отцовству продемонстрировало статистически значимое влияние на уровень депрессии и тревоги у отцов. Исследование показывает, что существует прямая связь между тревогой, депрессией и социально-демографическими переменными, в то время как социально-демографические переменные отцов и такие параметры онтологического благополучия, как активность и надежда на будущее, не коррелируют.

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