The Effect of Hajj Trip on Mental Health: A Longitudinal Study

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作者：
Mansooreh Fateh
Seyed Abbas Mousavi
Mohammad Bagher Sohrabi
Mohsen Arabi
Mohammad Hassan Emamian
机构：
[1] Shahroud University of Medical Sciences,Center for Health Related Social and Behavioral Sciences Research
[2] Imam Hossein Hospital,Clinical Research Development Unit
[3] Shahroud University of Medical Sciences,School of Medicine
[4] Shahroud University of Medical Sciences,School of Medicine
[5] Alborz University of Medical Sciences,Department of Epidemiology, School of Public Health
[6] Shahroud University of Medical Sciences,undefined
来源：
Journal of Religion and Health | 2020年 / 59卷
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Hajj; Iran; Longitudinal studies; Mental health;
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摘要：
Hajj is a spiritual journey and religious ritual which is performed every year. Here, we evaluate the psychological effect of the Hajj. Using General Health Questionnaire (GHQ) questionnaire with 28 questions, the mental health of the pilgrims was assessed before and after the journey. A total of 154 people were questioned, 72 pilgrims (47%) were male. The mean GHQ score of participants before the journey was 50.1 and after the journey was 49.5 (P = 0.248). The results of analysis of variance and generalized estimating equation indicated that the GHQ scores had no significant difference before and after the journey.
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页码：1319 / 1326
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