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Families coping with schizophrenia: coping styles, their origins and correlates
Psychological Medicine, 1990SynopsisAn analysis of the coping styles adopted by relatives of schizophrenic patients has been identified by many reviewers as essential to an understanding of the complex interactions between patient and caregiver and to the origins of relatives' expressed emotion (EE).
M, Birchwood, R, Cochrane
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Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 1990
The present study compares the coping styles of adolescents in two different cultures. Two carefully equated samples, consisting of 353 German and 187 Israeli adolescents, aged 15 to 17 years, were investigated. Coping styles were defined by a matrix of 20 coping strategies applied across eight different developmental areas.
Inge Seiffge-Krenke, Shmuel Shulman
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The present study compares the coping styles of adolescents in two different cultures. Two carefully equated samples, consisting of 353 German and 187 Israeli adolescents, aged 15 to 17 years, were investigated. Coping styles were defined by a matrix of 20 coping strategies applied across eight different developmental areas.
Inge Seiffge-Krenke, Shmuel Shulman
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Personality and Individual Differences, 1993
Abstract The present study aims to clarify whether strategies that people use to handle stressful situations cluster into global coping styles and whether such coping styles would be related to subjective health parameters. In previous literature ‘coping styles’ have been treated under many labels (e.g. ways of coping, defence mechanisms, personality
Olff, M., Brosschot, J. F., Godaert, G.
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Abstract The present study aims to clarify whether strategies that people use to handle stressful situations cluster into global coping styles and whether such coping styles would be related to subjective health parameters. In previous literature ‘coping styles’ have been treated under many labels (e.g. ways of coping, defence mechanisms, personality
Olff, M., Brosschot, J. F., Godaert, G.
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Coping Styles and Psychosomatic Problems: Are They Related?
Psychopathology, 2000A number of recent studies have shown avoidant coping to be related with diverse types of somatic and mental pathology. In order to investigate the relevance of coping for both psychological and somatic problems in delinquent subjects, 185 boys from juvenile correction and 96 boys from secondary schools in Arkhangelsk, Northern Russia, were assessed by
V V, Ruchkin, M, Eisemann, B, Hägglöf
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Styles of attribution and of coping
Personality and Individual Differences, 1990Abstract This paper reports an investigation of the relationships between three attributional styles: Internality-Externality, Stability and Globality (for good and bad events), and eight coping styles for men and women separately. For the most part, different results for men and women were found.
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Monitoring: A Dual‐Function Coping Style
Journal of Personality, 2006ABSTRACT Monitoring (Miller, 1991) is defined as a cognitive coping style characterized by the tendency to seek information about threats. This study found that information seeking in stressful situations is perceived by individuals as related to the emotion‐focused more than the problem‐focused function of coping and that there is considerable ...
Shoshana, Shiloh, Michal, Orgler-Shoob
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Machiavellianism and coping styles
Personality and Individual Differences, 1992Abstract This is a report of an investigation of the relationship between Machiavellianism (Mach) and styles of coping. 52 men and 48 women students of Engineering and Management, half of whom were graduate students, served as subjects. Results showed that men high on Mach reported using Suppression significantly more, while those low on Mach ...
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Maternal coping styles and adjustment in children
The Journal of Primary Prevention, 1988A comprehensive examination of children's social-emotional adjustment as related to maternal coping styles was performed. Subjects were 186 black mothers from lower-income families, and their children who were enrolled in the Detroit Public Schools Area F, Title I Preschool Program.
J G, Atlas, A U, Rickel
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Coping styles and personality: A biometric analysis
Anxiety, Stress, & Coping, 2007Previous research suggests that coping styles are modestly heritable and that this genetic influence is shared in large part with genetic influences on personality. To test this hypothesis, we estimated the heritable basis of the Coping Inventory for Stressful Situations in a sample of 91 monozygotic and 80 dizygotic twin pairs.
Kerry L, Jang +4 more
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Personality and Individual Differences, 1990
Abstract Scheier & Carver's (Health Psychology, 4, 219–247, 1985) optimism scale was used to study the relationships between optimism and eight coping styles. Significant correlations were found: Optimism correlated with Minimization, Suppression, Seeking Succorance, Blame, Substitution and Reversal.
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Abstract Scheier & Carver's (Health Psychology, 4, 219–247, 1985) optimism scale was used to study the relationships between optimism and eight coping styles. Significant correlations were found: Optimism correlated with Minimization, Suppression, Seeking Succorance, Blame, Substitution and Reversal.
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