将PTSD和DSO症状与朝鲜女性叛逃者的躯体症状联系起来的心理社会途径

Background: North Korean defectors (NKDs), approximately 72% of whom are female, are a trauma-exposed population in which somatic symptoms are common and culturally patterned. Previous research identified loneliness, perceived discrimination, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and disturbances in self-organization (DSO) symptoms as correlates of somatic symptoms. However, whether loneliness and perceived discrimination account for these relationships remains unclear.Objective: To examine whether loneliness and perceived discrimination mediate the relationship between PTSD/DSO symptoms a