Journal of Environmental Treatment Techniques  
2020, Volume 8, Issue 4, Pages: 1516-1520  
J. Environ. Treat. Tech.  
ISSN: 2309-1185  
Journal web link: http://www.jett.dormaj.com  
https://doi.org/10.47277/JETT/1520  
Features of Display of Anxiety of Children  
Suffering from Psychosomatic Diseases  
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Mykola Didukh , Iryna Savenkova , Olena Kuznetsova , Iryna Litvinenko , Olesya Oleksyuk  
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Department of Psychology, Sukhomlynskyi Mykoaiv National University, Nikolaev, Ukraine  
Department of Philogical, Sukhomlynskyi Mykoaiv National University, Nikolaev, Ukraine  
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Received: 18/02/2019  
Accepted: 27/09/2020  
Published: 20/12/2020  
Abstract  
The purpose of the study is to substantiate the individually predetermined patterns and mechanisms of time spent by children  
suffering from chronic non-communicable diseases of the cardiovascular system, and to identify the level of anxiety of such patients.  
Method: the τ-type was determined for each patient by the method of chronometric test, for which the classical method of reproduction  
of intervals of duration to = 2, 3, 4, 5s, set by the experimenter and reproduced by the electronic chronoscope with accuracy up to 0.001,  
was used. with. Studies of the level and form of anxiety in CVD patients have shown that individuals in the experimental sample are  
characterized by high levels of anxiety. At the same time, it is appropriate to emphasize that the individuals of the sangvidoid group are  
dominated by the reactive form of anxiety and the melancholoid - by the personal one. The levels of anxiety are consistent with the  
duration of the biological cycle of CVD patients. The maximum expressiveness of the level of anxiety of patients not only coincides  
with the end of a quarter of long cycles and their ends, but also begins to recur with a period of 1/4 C, 1/2 C, 1/16 C, 3/4 C.  
Keywords: Subjective time unit of the individual, Subjective perception of time, Chronopsychological prognosing  
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treating patients, indicate that each patient has a subjective  
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Introduction  
perception of the disease, which significantly affects its  
objective (physical) condition.In this analytical section, we  
only note that there is a bilateral, but the unified character of  
psychosomatic relations with the transition psychogenic in  
Our previous studies emphasize that the legacy of  
Hippocrates is far from the exhaustion [1 - 4]. It happened  
historically that his basic idea of psychosomatic unity as the  
main factor of temperament was vulgarly distorted. It is  
understood that this brilliant thinker allegedly divided people  
into four types by the criterion of the predominant fluid in the  
body. In essence, he, having extensive experience in  
monitoring patients, identified four types of temperament on  
the basis of "prevalent" disease [5]. In "Lectures on the History  
of Medicine" Professor F. Borodulin gives the view of  
Guppocrates on the redistribution of typical diseases [6].  
According to the last, cholerics suffer from their diseases, and  
phlegmatics suffer from the opposite ones [6]. That is why in  
Hippocrates' scheme these types are opposite. He further  
emphasizes that sanguines suffer from their illnesses, but for  
the manifestation of the flow of a disease the last are close to  
cholerics. Melancholics are sick with their illnesses, and their  
manifestation is similar to the picture of signs of the disease of  
phlegmatic patients. In fact, there was a linear scheme of types  
of temperament of Hippocrates, who believed that typical  
somatogenic and Vice versa [9].  
Considering these  
relationships in dynamics, such a transition is natural.  
Diseases such as «NCDs " include liver disease, gall  
bladder, cardiovascular disease, kidney and reproductive  
system diseases, stomach and intestines, respiratory system.  
According to WHO, cardiovascular disease (CVD) is at the  
forefront of the NCDs. А third of the planet's adult population  
suffers from them.They are the cause of every second death,  
every third disability. Therefore, the attention of doctors  
around the world is riveted on the problem of CVD. Together  
with psychologists, they conduct research to remove "risk  
factors" that allegedly lead to cardiac catastrophes (myocardial  
infarction). There are about thirty such factors, including well-  
known constitutional (overweight, obesity), visceral  
(
hypertension), behavioral (smoking, competitiveness, haste),  
and typological differences (often latent aggression, increased  
or high anxiety). Despite the detailed study of "risk factors",  
scientists have come to the conclusion that they can explain  
only half of cases of coronary heart disease (CHD) or its  
clinical form - heart attack [10, 11]. Therefore, an important  
point in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases is the  
consideration of psychological aspects of prevention of these  
diseases, the consideration of which were engaged Z. Naderi,  
S. Gholamzaden, L. Zarshenas, and A. Ebadi [12].  
Returning to the "risk factors", it is not difficult to  
understand that they all form a psychosomatic unity. Let's say  
we take such a psychic component of temperament as high  
anxiety. The ambiguity and semantic ambiguity of this term in  
"
prevalent" diseases are due to the composition of the psyche  
of the individual. But, being a materialist in his own outlook,  
he said that this psychic composition depends on the  
predominance of one of the four fluids (the material base) in his  
body.  
On the other hand, according to Hippocrates, this  
predominance determines the "prevalent" disease. Therefore,  
the essence of the idea of the existence of four types with their  
"
prevalent" diseases is that the signs of a disease in its original  
forms can be detected in healthy individuals of these groups  
and long before its manifestation in clinical form, as confirmed  
by studies G. Desai [7], S.Chaturvedi [7], P. Fink [8]. Doctors,  
Corresponding author: Mykola Didukh, Department of Psychology, Sukhomlynskyi Mykoaiv National University,  
Nikolaev, Ukraine. E-mail: mykola.didukh@tm.org.ua  
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psychology is the consequence of its use in various meanings.  
It is a hypothetical "intermediate variable" and a temporary  
mental state that arises under the influence of stressors; and  
frustration of social needs; and the personality trait that  
encompasses internal factors and external characteristics; and a  
motivational component. And above all, it is the psychic  
component of temperament.  
Anxiety is known as an emotional state of acute internal  
anxiety associated with the prediction of danger; the experience  
that arises when a person is threatened as a social subject, when  
their values, their self-perception, and position in society are  
endangered [13]; at the same time, it is a particularly severe  
uncomfortable feeling, which most often, though not  
necessarily, is perceived as the expectation of a threat, a loss,  
and is often specified in the imagination [13].  
In the writings of I. Savenkova, M. Didukh, N. Ruda, N.  
Hazratova proved that individuals of the sanguine and  
melancholic group which occupy places at the ends of the  
typological groups of the continuous spectrum of "τ-types" are  
characterized by high anxiety, as well as some of the persons  
of the choleric group who are at its beginning [14]. Physicians  
are also aware that there are individuals with hypertensive and  
hypotonic tendencies in the nature of the human population  
regarding blood pressure. Given that every third adult on the  
planet suffers from CVD, and "risk factors" explain the disease  
only in every eighth, you can try to check the location of such  
patients in typological groups. It is enough to use your own  
unit (τ) as an indicator of belonging to a typological group.  
Our approach to the study of the etiology, pathogenesis and  
clinical manifestations of the disease is carried out from a new  
position, which fully takes into account the laws of time  
experience [15, 16]. Based on the τ-type, which determines the  
individual's unit of time of each individual, it is possible to  
assign a particular subject to a group with his or her dominant  
disease (first of all NCDs) with great precision.At the same  
time, the issues of localization of symptoms of each nosological  
form of NCDs of organs of the cardiovascular system in the  
typological group of the continuous spectrum of “τ-types” and  
the level of anxiety in children suffering from similar diseases.  
The purpose of the study is to substantiate the individually  
predetermined patterns and mechanisms of time spent by  
children suffering from chronic non-communicable diseases of  
the cardiovascular system, and to identify the level of anxiety  
of such patients. Objectives of the study: 1) to allocate in  
duration its own unit of time of an individual suffering from  
NCDs organs of the cardiovascular system; 2) to compare the  
duration of one's own unit of time with the psychosomatics of  
NCDs of the organs of the cardiovascular system of children;  
and 3) to investigate the level of anxiety of somatic patients  
with cardiovascular disorders and compare it with the duration  
of their own unit of time.  
children aged 7 to 14 years, suffering from cardiac NCDs and  
were treated at the children's hospital and its outpatient  
department.In other words, the study was conducted with  
children during both exacerbation and convalescence  
(recovery) and remission (attenuation) of the disease. The  
experimentation was performed in three stages. The first  
questionnaire was filled out for each subject, which revealed  
the following: the age of the child (indicating the number of  
years and months at the time of the survey); number, month,  
year of birth, type of NCD. In the second case, the τ-type was  
determined for each patient by the method of chronometric test  
(10, 14, 16), for which the classical method of reproduction of  
intervals of duration to = 2, 3, 4, 5s, set by the experimenter and  
reproduced by the electronic chronoscope with accuracy up to  
0.001, was used. with. In this case, each patient was offered to  
reproduce the duration he experienced and limited to two  
signals - the beginning and the end. These signals were a click  
that occurs when the chroscope is switched on and stopped.  
The subject reproduced the intervals that were set on this  
chronoscope.  
Playback every time interval was repeated five times and  
then the average of each child's own time unit was calculated.  
The next step in the study was to calculate the duration of the  
biological cycle of each individual patient. The task was to  
investigate the manifestation of the C-metric during NCD at  
different periods of illness (exacerbation, convalescence, and  
remission). By the law of experiencing an individual's own  
time [16] its large biological cycle was determined by the  
formula:  
C = 8.5τ (years)  
where τ - the individual unit of time of the individual, acting as  
a "step", which measures the flow of time of his life from birth.  
In the third stage, the form of manifestation and the level of  
anxiety in somatic patients with CVD were studied, and then  
the results were compared with the value of their own time unit  
and the duration of their biological life cycle. Psychodiagnostic  
tools were presented by the following methods: Ch. Spielberg,  
Y.A.Hanina "The scale of assessment of the level of reactive  
and personal anxiety", G. Eysenko test questionnaire (for  
teens).  
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Results  
Investigating one of the "prevalent" diseases of the  
cardiovascular system, we are convinced that a disease such as  
myocarditis is localized within its typological group.  
Significantly, it includes individuals of the sanguine group, that  
is, individuals, in the body of which, according to Hippocrates,  
blood prevails. According to the indicators of the Eysenck test,  
they have a high level of excitation and inhibition, which  
balance each other. In the behavior of the children of this group  
are different cheerfulness, optimism, great mobility. Therefore,  
they approach the "purely" sanguine.  
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Materials and Methods  
The problem of displaying anxiety in patients with chronic  
A large group is formed by diseased children with  
vegetative-vascular dystonia (VVD), which ranks first in the  
incidence of cardiovascular pathology in childhood. The  
course of this disease can be realized by hypotonic type. The  
first type of sick children with VVD were examined. The  
results of this study showed that the own unit of time in these  
children is two ranges of intervals: 0.7s ≤τ <0.8s (15 patients)  
and 0.1s <τ≤1.1s (8 patients), which corresponds to the choleric  
and phlegmatic groups of individuals in the typological groups  
of the continuous spectrum of τ-types. At the same time, in the  
ranges: 0,8s≤τ≤0,86s (21 children) and 0,94s≤τ≤1,0s (18  
patients), there is a unit of time in children suffering from  
hypertensive type of VVD.  
CVD is far from being сomplete resolved, because of the  
differentiation of forms of anxiety expression in typological  
groups, depending on the clinical form of CVD, has not been  
performed so far. At the same time, the issues of consistency  
of the form and level of anxiety with the duration of the  
biological cycle of an individual's life in a contingent of  
children suffering from chronic non-infectious myocarditis of  
those vegetative-vascular dystonias remain open.  
Presentation of the material of the main research and the  
obtained scientific results. Our task - to investigate in children  
the localization of symptoms of chronic CVD in typological  
groups  it was solved experimentally in a contingent of  
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Comparing these distributions, it is not difficult to be convinced  
that patients with hypertensive type VVD have their own unit  
of time in those areas where healthy “τ-types have  
hypertension [6]. The sick children with VVD clearly  
identified two boundaries (τ = 0.8s and τ = 1.0s), in a  
continuous spectrum of τ-types, in which there is a abrupt  
transition from a hypotonic tendency to a hypertensive one.  
Vegetative-vascular dystonia by hypertonic type defined the  
boundaries of both groups "purely" by sanguine and "purely"  
melancholic. Therefore, children who have the same form of  
cycles 10.4; 10.7; 10.9); 1¾ C(years by cycles: 12.1; 12.4;  
12.8).  
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Discussion  
By measuring this unit in postinfarction (those who  
suffered a heart attack) individuals, B. Tsukanov obtained  
places of their localization within four typological groups [16].  
This means that post-infarction patients are localized in their  
temperament properties within two typological groups -  
sanguine and melancholy. It should be noted that the  
postinfarctioners themselves have allegedly drawn the  
boundary lines between the choleric and the sanguine and  
between the melancholic and phlegmatic groups [17]. This  
allowed B.Tsukanov argue that coronary heart disease and its  
clinical form are localized within only two typological groups  
and do not go beyond them [16].  
Looking at the localization of the diseases within the four  
typological groups, one should not fail to express admiration  
for the "Greek genius" of Hippocrates [5]. Recall that "chole"  
is the moisture produced by the liver, and accumulates the  
gallbladder. These organs are also subject to chronic disease of  
individuals of the choleric group. Remember, "sanguinis" is a  
moisture that is constantly distilled by the heart. In persons of  
sanguine group recorded severe myocardial infarction.  
"prevalent" disease have differences in psychological content-  
character. The clinical interview method revealed that one  
group of children complained of a constant lack of time when  
doing any work. These are individuals with their own unit of  
time in the range 0.8s ≤τ≤0.86s, that is, a sanguine group of  
individuals. Another group of children with their own time unit  
in the range of 0.94s≤τ≤1.0s do not experience a time deficit  
when performing cases, that is, a melancholy group of patients.  
This again confirms the correspondence of typological groups  
and dominant diseases in the continuous spectrum of τ-types on  
the contingent of children aged 7 to 14 years.  
These results of an empirical study of patients with myocarditis  
and vegetative-vascular dystonia were subjected to statistical  
processing of age data. For each group, the mean age,  
calculated from the date of birth to the onset of the disease,  
indicating the large biological cycle and translated into years,  
was calculated. Estimated and statistical summer-years of the  
examined children with myocarditis and vegetative-vascular  
dystonia in the period of exacerbation of the disease are  
summarized in Tables 1 and 2.  
Melana chole” is black bile because it is mixed with blood.  
Hippocrates said that melancholics are in the most  
disadvantaged state, because they suffer from diseases of both  
choleric, and sanguine, and phlegmatic.Indeed, in fact, given  
the sensitivity of the melancholic, you can agree with the type  
that "it all hurts." But not for nothing Hippocrates saw the  
Comparison of the calculation and statistical years shows  
that in patients with cardiovascular disease the exacerbation  
begins at the age, which for this contingent of persons is  
determined by the fractional number of large biological cycles  
survived, and the exacerbation of the disease coincides with the  
end of 1¾C (years by cycles 8.6; 8.9; 9.1); 1½C (years by  
"black bile" of this type, because next to heart attacks [which,  
incidentally, often smaller], a high jump in blood pressure leads  
to rupture of the vessels of the brain, called stroke [17].  
Table 1: Phases of exacerbation of cardiovascular disease in children (myocarditis)  
Сycles (in years)  
Statistical age  
of patients  
Group  
τ-types, s  
C
1
¼C 1½C  
8.6 10.2  
10.7  
10.9  
1¾C  
11.9  
12.4  
12.8  
Children (9 patients)  
Children (6 patients)  
Children (4 patients)  
0,8≤ τ ≤ 0,82  
0,83≤ τ ≤ 0,84  
0,85≤ τ ≤ 0,86  
6.85  
7.1  
7.3  
8-10-12  
8-10-12  
9-11-13  
8.9  
9.1  
Table 2: Phases of exacerbation of cardiovascular disorders in children (VVD)  
Сycles (in years)  
Statistical age  
of patients  
Group  
τ-types, s  
C
1¼C  
1½C  
1¾C  
10.5  
Children (4 patients)  
Children (3 patients)  
Children (8 patients)  
Children (5 patients)  
Children (3 patients)  
Children (16 patients)  
Children (15 patients)  
Children (8 patients)  
0,7≤ τ ≤ 0,72  
0,73≤ τ ≤ 0,75  
0,76≤ τ ≤ 0,79  
0,8≤ τ ≤ 0,83  
0,84≤ τ ≤ 0,86  
0,94≤ τ ≤ 0,97  
0,98≤ τ ≤ 1.0  
1.0≤ τ ≤ 1.1  
6.0  
6.29  
6.64  
6.9  
7.2  
8.1  
8.4  
9.35  
7.5  
7.8  
8.3  
8.6  
9
9
7-9-11  
9.4  
11.2  
11.6  
12.1  
12.6  
14.2  
14.7  
16.3  
7-9-11  
10  
8-10-12  
9-11-12  
9-11-13  
10-12-14  
10-12-14  
11-14-16  
10.3  
10.8  
12.2  
12.6  
14.0  
10.1  
10.5  
11.6  
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Phlegma" - transparent mucus, which is very much in the  
which there is a abrupt transition from the hypotonic tendency  
to hypertonic.  
stomach of a person, so the stomach phlegmatic is the most  
vulnerable, and ulcers are very complex. In the zone of  
equilibrium" type, kidney and genital diseases are localized.  
2. Analysis of the age of patients with chronic  
noncommunicable diseases from the date of birth to the onset  
of the disease shows that the place of least resistance is most  
affected at the end of a long large biological cycle or their long  
quarters. By following the "C-periodicity" of diseases, we can  
say that in the life of an individual there are a number of  
separate age points that must be critical. It is at these points  
that exacerbation of symptoms of chronic noncommunicable  
diseases is observed.  
3. It is common for most of the surveyed patients with  
NCDs that the clinical manifestations of the disease not only  
coincide with the end of a quarter of long cycles and with their  
ends, but also begin to recur at a frequency of 1/4 C, 1/2 C, 1 /  
16 C, 3/4 C depending on the type group. The disease is chronic  
in nature because it is not diagnosed in the early stages of  
ontogenesis.  
"
The comparison given above completely confirms Hippocrates'  
profound rightness. In each type, he saw psychosomatic unity  
with the locus minoris resistentiae, which for each type is the  
most vulnerable at a certain age, which is related to the life  
cycle of the individual's life cycle [10]. It is interesting to  
compare the distribution of chronic diseases by typological  
groups with the ancient views of Tibetan medicine. Here is a  
poem by L.D. Olzoeva [18 ] outlining these views:  
Our feelings build our health.  
If you are afraid  
You prepare yourself kidney disease.  
If you feel angry  
Your liver and gall bladder will suffer.  
The sadness and oppression of the Spirit darkens  
The heart and mind with the disease.  
Pride, ignorance, passion, envy and anger -  
These feelings (if you have them)  
They will strike you mercilessly.  
Be your friend.  
Become the best doctor yourself.  
4. Studies of the level and form of anxiety in CVD patients  
have shown that individuals in the experimental sample are  
characterized by high levels of anxiety. At the same time, it is  
appropriate to emphasize that the individuals of the sangvidoid  
group are dominated by the reactive form of anxiety and the  
melancholoid - by the personal one.  
Find the cause of your illness in yourself ”.  
Finally, let us note that the individual's belonging to a  
typological group is a naturally conditioned (innate) property.  
In this case, knowing one's own means is also knowing the  
place of the least resistance in one's body, which under certain  
conditions may become most vulnerable. But does this imply  
the doom and fatal inevitability of the disease of the system that  
is the place of least resistance? It doesn't, because knowing the  
weak point is the key to a vague notion that is called "healthy  
lifestyles." It is the knowledge of personality that makes it  
possible to build such an attitude towards one's own organism  
in order to prevent disorders and breakages in the places of least  
resistance. "Become a doctor yourself!" On the other hand,  
knowledge of the body's weak point opens the door to doctors  
the key to effective prevention and prevention of СVDs.  
Therefore, it should be emphasized that health care is a task that  
can be successfully accomplished within the framework of  
common psychological and medical technologies, using the  
scientific heritage of medical psychology, primarily  
experimental content.  
The poetic form shows the differentiation of the places of  
least resistance in individuals, taking into account the basic  
emotional coloring of their behavior. Çoban H. spoke about  
central or leading emotional coloring characteristic of  
representatives of different typological groups (19). Indeed,  
anger and wrath are prevalent in individuals in the choleric  
group, which has been noted by Tibetan doctors as a sign of  
liver disease. "Compression of the spirit" as a special emotional  
state is peculiar to anxious persons, and such are the  
representatives of the sanguine and melancholic groups in  
which heart diseases are manifested. Sadness is characteristic  
of melancholic people who have strokes as a gloomy mind.  
Situational fear within "here and now" behavior occurs in  
"
equilibrium" individuals. And it is not the fear of a  
melancholic, which sometimes becomes a personal trait  
cowardice), but the fear of "caution without cowardice". That  
(
is why Tibetan doctors saw in the form of manifestation of such  
a fear the cause of kidney disease, which is confirmed by the  
differential method in the "balanced" features [1].  
Comparison shows that the ancient study of Hippocrates  
and the ancient experience of Tibetan medicine recorded a clear  
localization of "prevalent" diseases in individuals by their  
belonging to their typological groups [17]. And it is necessary  
to pay tribute to this experience, because it focuses a special  
holistic vision of the psychosomatic unity of the body and  
human psyche.  
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