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Psychosocial resources and subjective well-being of cancer patients
Psychology & Health, 2009Based on Taylor's theory of cognitive adaptation to cancer and on the distinction between psychological and social resources, we analyse whether optimism, internal health locus of control, self-esteem, purpose in life, and perceived availability of social support assessed prior to the commencement of chemotherapy predict concurrent subjective well ...
Martin, Pinquart, Cornelia, Frohlich
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DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT: PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF WELL CHILD CARE
Pediatrics, 1967The practical importance and frequency of well child care in both pediatric and general medical practice has been well established. Employing a model of the child as a bio-psycho-social organism, the author has attempted to outline an approach to this phase of practice, particularly the psycho-social elements.
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Psychosocial Well-Being of Forced Migrants
2020Although there are various definitions in the literature on well-being, this concept is mostly explained as being healthy in physical, social and psychological aspects. In this study, psychosocial well-being was handled specifically for asylum seekers and refugees affected by forced migration. Forced migration experience has several levels of impact on
BUZ, Sema, DİKMEN, Ali
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Psychosocial Adjustment (Includes Psychosocial Functioning and Well-Being)
2014Tammy Stubley, Cassandra McCroy
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