Application of the identity disorder questionnaire AIDA+LoPF in adolescents with affective pathology and schizotypal disorder

IntroductionTo assess the difference in the personality functioning of adolescents with schizotypal disorder and affective disorders, we used the AIDA + LoPF questionnaires, which are well established as questionnaires for identifying identity disorders in adolescents. We hypothesized that adolescents with affective pathology are much more likely to have identity disorders than adolescents with schizotypal personality disorder. Clinical assessment of diseases was carried out by psychiatrists using ICD-10ObjectivesAdolescents with affective disorders -10 (F31), schizotypal disorder adolescents – 11 (F21). Age 12-18MethodsAIDA+LoPF questioners by authors K. Goth & K. Schmeck, Russian version by M. Zvereva & S. Voronova & N. ZverevaResultsThe table presents statistical analysis data using the Mann-Whitney non-parametric test Table 1.Significant scales of the AIDA questionnaireSCALES AIDAU-CRITERIA PTOTAL SCORE: IDENTITY INTEGRATION AIDA86,0000,02Consolidating emotional self-experience 84,0000,03COHERENCE86,5000,02CONSISTENCY IN SELF CONCEPTS88,5000,01AUTONOMY, EGO-STRENGTH 88,0000,02INTEGRATING COGNITIVE SELF-EXPERIENCE 88,0000,02Table 2.Significant scales of the LoPF questionnaireSCALES LOPFU-CRITERIA PIdentity89,0000,01Coherence (Ego-strength)88,0000,02SELF-DIRECTION 89,0000,01SELF CONGRUENCE88,0000,02PURPOSEFULNESS86,0000,02ConclusionsWe have obtained preliminary results that show a difference between the identity disturbance of adolescents with affective pathology and those with schizotypal disorder. Adolescents with affective pathology are much more likely to have various types of identity disorders than adolescents with schizotypal disorder. To clarify this, a larger sample and a wider range of disorders are requiredDisclosure of InterestNone Declared