Razlika u prosječnom indeksu stresnosti između osoba sa anksioznim poremećajima i osoba iz opće populacije
Difference in stress level between people with anxiety disorders and general population

Summary/Abstract: The aim of this research is to examine the number of stressful events and assessment of stress in people with anxiety disorders, as well as people in the control group.It has been found that patients with anxiety disorder have experienced a greater number of stressful life events(U=8581.500, Z=-8,386, p<.01) and that they have a higher average index of stress(U=7552,500, Z=-9,360, p<.01). We conducted a qualitative analysis of stressful life events. The most frequent events in a group with anxiety disorder are from the category of material and human losses. The most frequent events in the order are: a reduction in living standards, serious injury, illness, injury, surgical operations, financial problems, major disagreements between the partners, death of a close family member, disasters, conflicts with family members, illness of a family member, problems in sexual life. The research has shown that life events may be related to the occurrence of anxiety disorders in the BiH population, i.e., there is a connection between stressful events and anxiety disorders in the part of the BiH population.

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