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Privacy, meetings and rejections - a qualitative study of everyday life among young persons with psychiatric disabilities Cover

Privacy, meetings and rejections - a qualitative study of everyday life among young persons with psychiatric disabilities

Open Access
|Dec 2011

Figures & Tables

Table 1. Overview of sociodemographic characteristics of the study participants, collected from the baseline questionnaire.

NameNo. of interviewsSexAgeMarital statusChildrenAccommodationType of occupationSelf- reported psychiatric diagnosisAnna1F30Unmarried0Group homeNoneBorderline Personality Diseases Depression AnxietyErik2M26Unmarried0Group homeNoneNot declaredEva2F20Unmarried0Own or rented apartment/houseNoneDepressionJenny1F29Unmarried1Own or rented apartment/houseNoneNot declaredJohn2M23Unmarried0Own or rented apartment/houseNonePost-traumatic stress disorderJonas1M37Unmarried0Own or rented apartment/houseDay centreNot declaredMaria2F34Unmarried2Own or rented apartment/houseWork StudiesAnorexia Depression Obsessive compulsive disorderMattias2M27Unmarried0Own or rented apartment/houseDay centreBipolar disorderMoa2F23Unmarried1Own or rented apartment/houseDay centreNot declaredSofia2F24Unmarried0Group homeDay centreAutism Psychosis

Table 2. The participants' estimation of how they divided their time between different arenas.

NamePrivate arenaSemi-private arenaPublic arenaErik75025Eva622810John80317Maria80200Mattias60355Moa60400Sofia62380
Language: English
Page range: 135 - 150
Submitted on: Aug 8, 2009
Accepted on: Apr 16, 2010
Published on: Dec 2, 2011
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2011 Elisabeth Olin, Monica Nordström, Helle Wijk, published by Stockholm University Press
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