Depression, parameters characterizing factor expression and features, people who experience motor disability

The object of research - disability movement facing (JNP) people for depression and its indicators, the level of manifestation. Relevance Predisposition to anxiety, depression, characterized by the disabled and non-disabled people. The expression conditions may vary, it depends on the person's age, the type and level of impairment, but in all cases related to personal mental health. Persons with disabilities that were not intellectual disabilities are at greater risk of experiencing depression and anxiety. These are people who can not manifested not only as a specific clinic will not, but it is associated with a variety of mental experiences (Gogaitis, 2001). Now there are enough deals to people with disabilities, is being investigated, written articles, methodological literature, which formed a good enough education, social and medical rehabilitation and social integration in the public system. However, studies on the movement of Lithuania disabled people prone to depression and anxiety, we did not find any. Also, reading foreign authors to read the studies lost article, which provides an analysis of the movement of people with disabilities depression dependence on cognitive and somatic indicators. Therefore, research in this area is a highly topical and new because of a lack of scientific articles on the subject. Goal Set the level of depression onset with motor impairments(MI) individuals, depending on the degree of disability, demographic factors and cognitive and somatic factors in the occurrence of depression levels. Hypothesis Based on Personal meaning theory provisions (personal psychological (cognitive) about the various events and phenomena are more important than the event itself or event) a few hypotheses that: • MI people describe depression level indicators can not depend solely on the function of your level, cognitive depression scores could have a direct dependence on the function of your level Tasks 1. Set the respondents completed Beck Depression Scale internal reliability of the questionnaire in order to make practical use of the findings for further statistical analysis. 2. To evaluate the different levels of expression of depression MI individuals and cognitive and somatic depressive factor changes in the severity of depression. 3. Determine the degree of disability influence the occurrence of depression, its indicators and the cognitive and somatic depressive factors change severity of depression. 4. Determine the influence of gender on the occurrence of depression, its indicators and the cognitive and somatic depressive factors change. 5. Rate other personal, economic, social, and plans for the future impact on the occurrence of depression MI individuals. 6. Identify independent variables influence cognitive factor index - plink a possible suicide. Findings 1. Used Beck Depression Scale questionnaire had good internal reliability and was therefore used in the following statistical analysis. 2. 45.8% of the analyzed movement of persons with disabilities are experiencing different levels of depression, which affects the somatic factor of depression. 3. Severity level of disability increases the possibility of depression occur or increase its severity, the material to be somatic factor indicators. 4. The movement of men with disabilities the opportunity of developing depression is about three times higher than women, their severity of depression caused sprouting of somatic factor indicators predominance. 5. Younger age, living alone with children in the family, employment or training work, higher incomes, sufficient leisure enjoyment, engagement with disabilities in social life and frequent physical activity reduces depression JNT persons possibility. 6. Vocational Education JNT individuals leads to a lower occurrence of depression, and depression leads to higher education opportunity for growth. 7. Cognitive Depression-component indicator of the potential suicidal tendency influenced by male gender, increasing age, decreased involvement with disabilities in social life and the fact that in the future JNT people do not want anything to change