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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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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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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 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 for Inefficient Readers
Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1983Strategies are available to help the inefficient reader cope with situations where reading skill ordinarily would be required. The teaching of these strategies could be incorporated into remedial reading instruction. Using appropriate strategies, an inefficient reader often can enjoy a relatively successful higher education and employment.
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Identity Style and Coping Strategies
Journal of Personality, 1992ABSTRACT This Study examined the relationship between identity style and strategies used to cope with stressors that potentially threaten one's sense of identity. Identity style refers to differences in the way individuals construct and revise or maintain their sense of identity.
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Coping Strategies of Selected Physicians
Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1990The work doctors do is frequently stressful. Medical and surgical emergencies are commonplace in tertiary care centers where the status of patients is often tenuous. Pain, suffering, anxiety, and death are conditions of daily existence. Many physicians and surgeons persevere, often with humor and subtle wit, and devote their professional lives to ...
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Coping Strategies of the Chronically III
Nursing Clinics of North America, 1987Coping with chronic illness is both a challenging and threatening process for patients. Health care professionals need to be aware of situations when a patient's usual strategies are no longer adequate for effective coping. At those times health care professionals are in a primary position to assist patients in managing their illness by discovering ...
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