Overview of the psychiatric reflections of mobbing: two case reports
Elif Karaahmet.
Abstract
Mobbing is repeated negative actions and practices directed towards victim by one or more workers. The previous studies in the world and Turkey have reported that mobbing is very widespread, and moreover has some negative effects in mental health. There is evidence that most psychiatric disorders (depression, anxiety, insomnia, aggression, lack of concentration, PTSD etc.) are associated with mobbing. The aim of this paper is to overview the psychiatric reflections of mobbing in two cases that were mobbing victims.
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