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Relationships Between Childhood Interpersonal Trauma, Religious Coping, Post-traumatic Stress Symptoms, and Resilience

Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2021
Positive and negative religious coping strategies have been linked to symptom trajectories following adult interpersonal trauma. However, the interactions between childhood interpersonal trauma, religious coping, and psychological outcomes are less clear.
Hannah E Walker, Rachel Wamser-Nanney, Kathryn H. Howell   +2 more
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Religious Coping, Drinking Motivation, and Sex

Psychological Reports, 2003
The relations for religious coping with types of drinking motivation were examined in 178 college students. Participants completed the Ways of Religious Coping Scale and the Drinking Motives Questionnaire. As expected, correlations suggested that amount of alcohol used as well as social and enhancement motives for using were negatively related to ...
Timothy K, Daugherty, Linda M, McLarty
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Religious orientation and coping with cancer

Journal of Religion & Health, 1992
In this study we investigated the role of religious orientation in coping with stresses associated with cancer. A measure of daily coping and the Religious Orientation scale were administered to forty hematology-oncology patients in order to examine frequency of eight coping responses across religious orientations.
M S, Meyer, E M, Altmaier, C P, Burns
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Religious Coping in College Students

Journal of Religion and Health, 1999
Three religious-coping profiles (Self-directing, Deferring/Collaborative, and Eclectic) have been identified in previous research with cardiac-transplantation candidates. This study examines the existence of religious-coping styles in college students and tests the role of religious coping as a stress moderator of psychological and physical symptoms ...
Misty R. Kolchakian, Samuel F. Sears
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Religious Coping in Stressful Situations

Archive for the Psychology of Religion, 2016
Religious coping has been found to help people in stressful situations. It takes place within a specific cultural religious/context yet its measurement has not always been adapted to the context of the study population. The aim of this study was to develop an instrument to measure religious coping among religious Jews—a population that has received ...
Hani Nouman, Yael Benyamini
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Religious Coping and Health and Well-Being among Jews and Muslims in Israel

, 2020
This cross-sectional study used data from 486 Israeli Jews and Muslims to examine the phenomenon of religious coping among an Israeli sample. Participants were recruited in the context of two research projects on coping methods, one examining the stress ...
Hisham Abu-Raiya, Tali Sasson, K. Pargament, D. Rosmarin   +3 more
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The relationship of religious coping strategies and family harmony with caregiver burden for family members of patients with stroke

Brain Injury, 2020
Aim Patients with stroke experience various challenges such as motor and cognitive and sensory problems, which can increase the caregiver burden of family members in long-term care.
Duygu Kes, Tuğba Aydın Yıldırım
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Religious coping in highly religious psychiatric inpatients

Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 2004
This study among highly religious psychiatric patients in a mental hospital in the Netherlands focused on the following issues: their religious and spiritual beliefs and activities; their religious coping activities, measured using Pargament's three coping styles and a positive religious coping scale; the influence of religious coping on psychological ...
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Religious Fundamentalism, Religious Coping, and Preference for Psychological and Religious Treatment

International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 2011
Religion may not be simply another variable in the assessment of treatment-seeking but an alternative worldview about the nature of suffering and its appropriate treatment. This study examines the relation of religious fundamentalism and religious coping on relative preference for psychological or religious help-seeking in 142 undergraduate students ...
Rachel Wamser, Brian Vandenberg, Rachel Hibberd   +2 more
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TERRORISM, POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS, AND RELIGIOUS COPING

Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 2002
The events of September 11, 2001 triggered a widespread national response that was two-fold: a posttraumatic stress reaction and an increase in attendance in religious services and practices immediately following the tragic events. The following discussion traces the existing research to distinguish this posttraumatic stress reaction from posttraumatic
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