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Psychological Adaptation to Hemodialysis
1984After studying patients’ adaptation to chronic hemodialysis in the late 1960s, Abrami described a series of stages through which a dialysand passed. When entering dialysis the patient was at death’s door and much too numb to care about his future. Apathy was the general attitude in this initial stage.
Denton C. Buchanan, Harry S. Abram
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Psychological Adaptation of Nurses Post-Disaster
Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 1992Disasters have the potential to cause major disruptions in lifeline services and family support systems. As caregivers, nurses are required to make difficult choices during national emergencies and may be at risk for experiencing psychological distress following a disaster.
K A, Waters, J, Selander, G W, Stuart
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SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION IN RUSSIAN AND FOREIGN PSYCHOLOGY
Человеческий капитал, 2020The article discusses various approaches in domestic and foreign psychology in the interpretation of the concept of socio-psychological adaptation the success of socio-psychological adaptation, which can be discussed if there is not only an individuals adaptation to the current conditions of life, but also his personal resources are updated, which he ...
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Instructional Psychology: Aptitude, Adaptation, and Assessment
Annual Review of Psychology, 1992f igures to decide which response f igure completes the matrix. Tullos ( 1987) studied high school students , concluding that rule inference and application components were central; errors involved inferring wrong rules or omitting rules . Results supported previous findings that high-scoring students tend to construct answers analytically before ...
R E, Snow, J, Swanson
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Adaptation and Psychological Disorders
2016This chapter reviews the issues of adaptation and psychological disorders. First, the definitions of adaptation and psychological disorders are stated, and the criteria for psychological disorders are given. Depression is introduced as a common and typical example of psychological disorder.
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Psychological Stress and Coping in Adaptation and Illness
The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 1974Research and thought in psychosomatic medicine must seek understanding of the psychological processes making a person's encounter with the environment stressful, and how these encounters lead to a variety of coping processes, emotional states, disease precursors, and stress disorders.
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Theodicies and psychological adaptation
2019Este estudo debruça-se sobre o papel das teodiceias, que são crenças religiosas acerca do sofrimento, na adaptação psicológica a acontecimentos de vida stressantes. Tem como objetivo principal identificar as teodiceias que melhor predizem a adaptação psicológica e também perceber o seu peso relativo em comparação com outro tipo de crenças que são as ...
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Hartmann’s “Ego Psychology and the Problem of Adaptation”
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1989Hartmann's monograph is an argument for the problem-solving value of all aspects of the mind and for the subordination of intelligence to the organism's larger, primarily social purposes. Hartmann proposed that, in psychoanalytic treatment, intelligent reflection serves one's largest purposes by taking respectful account of non-rational but adaptive ...
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A Model of Psychological Adaptation To Migration and Resettlement
Nursing Research, 1990The purpose of this qualitative study was to investigate the implications of migration for emotional status over time. Analysis of interview data provided by 25 Polish immigrants, who resided in the United States ranging from 4 months to 39 years, allowed the construction of a model describing migrants' psychological adaptation.
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Language as a psychological adaptation.
Ciba Foundation symposium, 1998Language is the remarkable faculty by which humans convey thoughts to one another by means of a highly structured signal. Language works by two principles: a dictionary of memorized symbols, that is, words, and a set of generative rules organized into several subsystems, that is, grammar.
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