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1986
Research on illness behaviour has indicated that the shared images and expectations of people are often determined to a great degree by labels that are used in either describing symptoms or in applying diagnostic labels. For instance, the term “stress”, which has become a major topic in both research and clinical practice, owes its popularity to its ...
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Research on illness behaviour has indicated that the shared images and expectations of people are often determined to a great degree by labels that are used in either describing symptoms or in applying diagnostic labels. For instance, the term “stress”, which has become a major topic in both research and clinical practice, owes its popularity to its ...
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The Prison Journal, 2014
Researchers have established that prisons are violent spaces where prisoners use aggressive or passive strategies to manage the threat of victimization. Using in-depth semi-structured interviews, this study explores the coping strategies of 56 former Canadian federal prisoners.
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Researchers have established that prisons are violent spaces where prisoners use aggressive or passive strategies to manage the threat of victimization. Using in-depth semi-structured interviews, this study explores the coping strategies of 56 former Canadian federal prisoners.
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Strategies of Coping and Postinstitutional Outcomes
Research on Aging, 1987This study investigated the relationship between diverse self-reported coping strategies and well-being among 253 older adults entering 14 long-term care facilities. Data were also obtained about the nature of coping and the stability of coping strategies from the preinstitutional to three-months postinstitutional period.
E F, Kahana, B, Kahana, R, Young
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2001
Abstract We know intuitively that there are tremendous individual differences in the way people appraise and cope with life stressors. One only needs to consider Holocaust survivors to appreciate the human potential to overcome extraordinary levels of stress. And yet, others suffer deleterious consequences with relatively minor stressors.
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Abstract We know intuitively that there are tremendous individual differences in the way people appraise and cope with life stressors. One only needs to consider Holocaust survivors to appreciate the human potential to overcome extraordinary levels of stress. And yet, others suffer deleterious consequences with relatively minor stressors.
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Coping Strategies in Chronic Pain
Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2010Patients with chronic pain need strategies to manage their pain and its impact, also known as coping. Coping is not restricted to one dimension of functioning; it involves virtually every dimension of human functioning: cognitive, affective, behavioral, and physiological. We review the literature on coping strategies for chronic pain, including concept
Mario F P, Peres, Giancarlo, Lucchetti
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Coping Strategies of Children in Pain
Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 1981A total of 214 children, 9–12 years of age, 100 hospitalized and 114 in school, participated in a study to describe their experience with pain. The children were asked to report what made them feel better when they had pain; 182 were able to identify at least one approach they used to cope with pain.
M D, Tesler +4 more
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Adolescent Adjustment and Coping Strategies
Journal of Personality, 1990ABSTRACT This study examines the relation between psychosocial adjustment and coping strategies among college freshmen. Three hundred thirty‐one college students completed the Inventory of Psychosocial Development (IPD; Constantinople, 1969) and the Adolescent Coping Orientation for Problem Experiences (ACOPE; Patterson & McCubbin, 1987) inventory.
R S, Jorgensen, J B, Dusek
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Coping Strategies of Infertile Women
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1991This study was initiated to explore the coping patterns of infertile women. The researchers interviewed 30 women and evaluated data using content analysis. Six ways of coping with infertility were identified: (1) increasing the space or distancing oneself from reminders of infertility, (2) instituting measures for regaining control, (3) acting to ...
D C, Davis, C N, Dearman
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Hemodialysis: Stressors and coping strategies
Psychology, Health & Medicine, 2014End-stage renal disease (ESRD) is an irreversible and life-threatening condition. In Jordan, the number of ESRD patients treated with hemodialysis is on the rise. Identifying stressors and coping strategies used by patients with ESRD may help nurses and health care providers to gain a clearer understanding of the condition of these patients and thus ...
Muayyad M, Ahmad, Eman K, Al Nazly
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