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ANDRADE, Denisval Pereira et al. Quality of life and minor psychiatric disorders in catholic seminarians. Rev. Psicol. Saúde [online]. 2017, vol.9, n.1, pp.93-110. ISSN 2177-093X.  https://doi.org/10.20435/pssa.v9i1.562.

The religiosity and the spirituality have always been considered important hang points to people who are suffering and/or are ill. OBJECTIVE: To assess the general Quality of Life (QoL), the health index and the prevalence of minor psychiatric disorders in Catholic seminarians in Campo Grande city, MS. METHOD: It was chosen a transverse, descriptive and comparative study. 68 Catholic seminarians were interviewed using the following procedures: social-demographic questionnaire from World Health Organization Quality of Life-100 and Self Report Questionnaire-20. RESULTS: The QoL's assessment demonstrated to be high in all aspects investigated. Crossing the measures from WHOQOL-100 and the presence/absence of mental suffering, in all aspects of the quality of life instruments and SRQ-20, there was a significant difference, demonstrating that the candidates who had mental suffering were worse in comparison with those who did not have it in all aspects of WHOQOL-100. CONCLUSION: The seminarians' QoL was good and the prevalence of minor psychiatric disorders was not significant.

Palabras clave : religiosity; quality of life; minor psychiatric disorders; catholic seminarians.

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