The Relationship Between psychological characterizes of Milon test, and stress in women with diabetes, and compare with normal women

The purpose of this survey was to study the Relationship psychological characterizes of Milon test, with stress in women with diabetes, and compare with normal women. The method was correlation and used to survey technique and statistical population included all women 20 to 45-years-old diabetic woman who had diabetes for at least one year and are therefore, referred to the Clinic of Endocrine Disease in Tehran. Using measurement method studies were done on a sample including 80 women was compared to a sample, and was selected using the availability of volunteer sampling method. The Research tools were Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-III, and Holmes & Rahe stress questionnaire. Hypothesis test results showed that women with diabetes, only in depression index to million test show a higher than average score. Meanwhile, normal women compared to women with diabetes in the indicators, especially indicators depression showed better Status. Also, in the stress level, the findings indicate a much higher than average stress levels in women with diabetes, and this variable had an unfavorable condition, and Diabetic group, were more stressed. Finally, the assumption of a significant relationship between stress & characteristics million tests in women with diabetes was confirmed in the regression model. The independent variables are not able to predict changes in the dependent variable. Comparing the results with previous research, align the results presented in this study revealed four hypothesis.