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Family Role Structure and Self Blame
Social Forces, 1956Dollard,' Menninger,2 Rosenzweig,' and others have suggested that anger aroused by frustration may flow either outwardly against other persons or inwardly against the self. Anger aroused by experimental frustration is accompanied by one type of cardiovascular reaction when it is discharged outwardly against others and a different type of cardiovascular
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Journal of Christian Nursing
ABSTRACT: The attribution of self-blame for a negative physical health outcome can lead to further deterioration of one's mental and spiritual state. Using Walker and Avant's eight-step model for concept analysis, self-blame attribution is explored following the diagnosis of a human papillomavirus-related cancer in women.
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ABSTRACT: The attribution of self-blame for a negative physical health outcome can lead to further deterioration of one's mental and spiritual state. Using Walker and Avant's eight-step model for concept analysis, self-blame attribution is explored following the diagnosis of a human papillomavirus-related cancer in women.
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Self-blame and adjustment to breast cancer.
Oncology nursing forum, 1996To examine the relationship between self-blame and illness adjustment in women with breast cancer.Descriptive, correlational design.Outpatient facilities of two metropolitan medical centers.234 women diagnosed with stage I or II breast cancer.Structured and semistructured interviews using the Psychosocial Adjustment to Illness Scale (PAIS), the Global ...
A D, Houldin, B, Jacobsen, B J, Lowery
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A paradox in depression: uncontrollability and self-blame.
Psychological bulletin, 1977L Y, Abramson, H A, Sackeim
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Perceived Stigma, Self-Blame, and Adjustment Among Lung, Breast and Prostate Cancer Patients
Psychology and Health, 2009Noelle K LoConte +2 more
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