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The current study aimed to investigate parental acceptancerejection/control and interpersonal difficulties in patients with conversion disorder. It was hypothesized that: the patients with conversion disorder will differ from those with general medical conditions on parental acceptance rejection and interpersonal difficulties; there is relationship between parental acceptance rejection and interpersonal difficulties. A sample of 51 patients with conversion disorder and 50 patients with general medical conditions was recruited from five different teaching public sector hospitals in Lahore. Adult parental acceptance –rejection/ control Questionnaire- short form (Adult PARQ/control, Rohner, 2005) and Inventory of Interpersonal Problems (IIP-32, Horowitz, Alden, Wiggins, & Pincus, 2000) were used for assessment. Patients with conversion disorder reported more neglecting attitude from their mothers and were significantly more vindictive/self-centered, non-assertive, overly-accommodating, and cold/distant compared to those with general medical conditions. Parental neglect and undifferentiated rejection had positive relationship with dominating and self-sacrificing behavior in patients. Perceived maternal rejection / control had positive relationship with interpersonal problems in patients. Perceived maternal neglect and interpersonal problems i.e. being cold/distant and over-accommodating attitudes were associated with conversion disorder. Implications of the finding for parents, health professionals and policy makers are discussed in the context of Pakistani culture.

Omama Tariq, Rukhsana Kauasr. (2015) Parental Acceptance-Rejection and Interpersonal Problems in Patients with Conversion Disorder, Journal of Behavioural Sciences, Volume 25, Issue 1.
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