التنظيم الانفعالي كمنبئ بجودة الحياة لدى مرضى السرطان المراهقين الذين مازالوا يتلقون العلاج، و الناجين من السرطان، و غير المستجيبين للعلاج

الملخص EN

The purpose of this study was to examine if emotional regulation predict of quality of life among adolescent cancer patients.

the study also compare between curative patients, survivors of cancer, and palliative patients in emotional regulation and quality of life.

method and procedures : in order to verify the hypotheses of study, two scales were used: emotion regulation questionnaire prepared by the researcher, and world health quality of life questionnaire translated by Hanaa Karem (2016).

after fulfilling the psychometric requirements of the questionnaires, the data were collected from a sample consisted of (N = 75) adolescent cancer patients (all) at children's cancer hospital (43 male-32 female).

there ages ranged from (14-20) years, with mean of 17.28 (SD = 1.68), the sample was divided into three groups: 25 curative patients, 25 survivors of cancer, and 25 palliative patients.

results : there was a positive statistically significant relationship between emotion regulation and quality of life, the study also showed no statistically significant differences between curative patients, survivors of cancer, and palliative patients in emotion regulation and quality of life.

the study also revealed that emotion regulation predicted quality of life.