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24th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 33S (2016) S349–S805 S391
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Time management education
influence on decreasing exam anxiety
and conditioned university students’
negligence of Tehran universities
F. Ebrahimi ∗ , M.R. Foroutan , E. Samkhanian
1 Islamic Azad University, Kermanshah Branch, Clinical Psychology,
Tehran, Iran
2 Islamic Azad University, Kish Branch, Health Psychology, Tehran,
Iran
3 Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch, Health Psychology, Tehran,
Iran
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Test anxiety is a multidimensional phenomenon,
including concerns about conflicts lead to negative emotional and
behavioral responses in academic scores.
Aim Current study examines the influence of educating time
management on decreasing exam anxiety and educational negli-
gence of conditioned university students on Tehran.
Methods The method of doing study is of testing in which sta-
tistical society includes conditioned university students of Tehran.
Of general statistical society, we have selected 20 persons by in
access sampling method. Gathering information instrument in this
study is Solomon and Roth bloom’s educational negligence ques-
tionnaire and Sarason test anxiety in which has been in access of
studied sample after testing its stability and narration.
Result After education, the result of t-test dependent and covari-
ance analysis has shown time management education does have
meaningful influence on decreasing test stress and conditioned
university students negligence on Tehran universities.
Conclusion Dropped students compared to other students,
provided a significant contingent of students had less time man-
agement and procrastination.
Keywords Time management; Test anxiety; Educational
negligence
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV128
Feasibility randomized controlled
clinical trial of mindfulness and
acceptance based therapy for females
with social anxiety in Karachi,
Pakistan
Z. Batool , B. Fatima ∗, Z. Zadeh
Bahria University, Institute of Professional Psychology, Karachi,
Pakistan
∗ Corresponding author.
Background Anxiety and depressive disorders are becoming the
major psychological issues among women in Pakistan. Social anx-
iety is one of the emerging psychological disturbances observed
in young women. Since other therapeutic approaches for social
anxiety have not shown significant positive outcomes in terms of
symptom reduction and relapse prevention, further studies that
focus on improving post-functional recovery is needed. Mindful-
ness and acceptance-based group therapy for social anxiety has
shown to significantly reduce symptoms of social anxiety in the
western world.
Aim The present study aims to test the feasibility of mindful-
ness and acceptance-based group therapy for females with social
anxiety in Karachi, Pakistan.
Methods This trial is a feasibility study of a randomized con-
trolled clinical trial inwhich32 female participantswill be recruited
and randomized to a therapy group and the waiting list control
group. A mini social phobia inventory (SPIN-mini) will be adminis-
tered for screening and recruitment of participants.
Discussion This is the first randomized controlled trial study in
Pakistan for assessing the feasibility and usefulness of a culturally-
adapted manualized intervention for social anxiety.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV129
Treatment of general anxiety disorder
by using of pregabalin – case report
M. Hajda ∗, D. Kamaradova , J. Prasko
University Hospital Olomouc, Klinika psychiatrie, Olomouc, Czech
Republic
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Pregabalin is a chemical analog of the neuro-
transmitter gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA). Its anticonvulsive,
anxiolytics and analgetic effect is based on reducing of quantity of
several neurotransmitters – especially glutamate, noradrenaline
and substance P.
Objective Generalized anxiety disorder is a quite common psy-
chiatric disorder, affecting approximately 8% of the population.
Pregabalin is effective in the treatment of GAD. Its efficacy is compa-
rable to sertraline. The first positive effects on symptoms of anxiety
are described after one week of an admistrating. Anxiolytic dose of
pregabaline varies from 450 to 600mg per day. Pregabalin could be
used potentially in patients with benzodiazepines adictions. There
is hypothesis that pregabaline moderates withdrawal symptoms.
Aims This poster presents a case report of the patient who suf-
fers from generalized anxiety disorder with comorbid somatoform
disorder and severe hypnotic (zolpidem abuse)
Methods Short-termed hospitalisation at the detoxification unit
to reduce doses of zolpideme. The attempt to use pregabaline to
treat an anxiety and to decrease withdrawal symptoms.
Results Patient who has been treated by antidepressants without
any effect so far, is now showing a good response to pregabalin.
Conclusion Decreasing symptoms of anxiety and somatoform
pain compared to the beginning of the treatment. Complete discon-
tinuation of using zolpidem without the withdrawal symptoms.
Disclosure of interest The authors have not supplied their decla-
ration of competing interest.
EV130
Self-stigmatization, adherence to
treatment and discontinuation of
medication – comparison between
patients with severe mental disorders
and anxiety spectrum disorders
D. Kamaradova ∗, K. Latalova , J. Prasko , M. Ociskova , A. Grambal ,
M. Hajda , R. Kubinek , K. Vrbova
University Hospital Olomouc, Psychiatry, Olomouc, Czech Republic
∗ Corresponding author.
Introduction Aim of our study was to found connection between
self-stigmatization, adherence and discontinuation of drug treat-
ment in two broad categories of the disorders:
– severely disorders patients (schizophrenia spectrum disorders,
bipolar affective disorder, unipolar depression);
– anxiety spectrum disorders; and compare them each other.
Methods It is a cross-section study of ambulatory patients of
Department of psychiatry, University hospital Olomouc. Patients
were diagnosed according ICD-10 research diagnostic criteria.
There were used ISMI, DAI-10 and demographic questionnaire for
the assessment of the self-stigmatization, treatment adherence and