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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Psychological resilience"”.
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Functional Imagery Training for Increasing Employee Psychological Resilience
… organisational, and societal impacts. Psychological interventions can address this problem by promoting individual coping skills, or resilience. Before developing and implementing resilience interventions, conceptual clarity of psychological resilience is needed. This thesis begins by …
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PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE & PHYSICAL FUNCTION AMONG OLDER ADULTS WITH HIP FRACTURE SURGERY IN SINGAPORE
… goal to investigate the association between psychological resilience and physical function among older adults with hip fracture (one of the most common severe adverse life events affecting the older adults), in this thesis I performed four studies. First, I systematically reviewed the …
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Examining Collegiate Athletes’ Psychological Resilience to Their Rehabilitation Beliefs, Effectiveness and Adherence Processes
… effectiveness of their rehab can be variable. Psychological resilience may be one factor that is positively associated with athletes’ optimal recovery from injury. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between collegiate athletes’ perceptions of their resilience after …
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Sociodemographic and work-related factors associated with psychological resilience in South African healthcare workers
Background: Psychological resilience facilitates adaptation in stressful environments and is an important personal characteristic that enables healthcare workers to navigate the challenges encountered in their occupation. To date, there is not much information available on factors associated with …
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Strong communities, strong families: an examination of the association of community functioning with psychological resilience, psychopathology, and family outcomes in active duty Air Force members
… of indirect relationships included measures of psychological resilience, depression, and PTSD, while rank and gender were examined as potential moderators. Results using structural equation modeling indicated that there was a direct, positive relationship between community functioning and all …
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Religious Participation, Subjective Happiness, and Purpose in Life as Predictors of Psychological Resilience among College Students at a Faith-Based Institution in the United States
… adulthood, many college students experience psychological distress, such as anxiety, depression, stress, and loneliness (Arnett & Tanner, 2009; DeRosier et al., 2013). For some students, their psychological distress will impact how they perform academically and whether they will persist in …
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Percepciones sobre la gratitud en el voluntariado de una Organización No Gubernamental de Lima
Psychological Resilience is the ability to face adversity that distress the person, managing to maintain accurate functioning and even reach subsequent growth. The purpose of this paper is to deepen into the empirical evidence of the studies related to Psychological Resilience and Job Performance …
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An investigation of the mental health and psychological resilience of UK armed forces personnel following physical combat-related injury in Afghanistan (Operation Herrick) between 2009 and 2011.
… disorders and alcohol use disorder, and assesses psychological resilience in that group. This prospective study of 199 UKAF personnel admitted to the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre (DMRC) utilises a range of self-report measures to assess the prevalence of PTSD, CMD and AUD on admission, in …
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Persistent Effects of Paediatric Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: The Role of Resilience
… mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) and psychological resilience to persistent post-concussion symptoms (PCS). Methods. Participants (N = 65), ages 8-18 years, who sustained multiple mTBIs (n = 24), a single mTBI (n = 22), or an orthopaedic injury (OI; n = 19) were recruited from a …
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Caregiver wellbeing and the role of resilience in seeking support when caring for an individual with dementia
… the risk and protective factors related to their psychological wellbeing. The aim of this thesis, is firstly, to highlight lived experiences of dementia caregiver’s; secondly, to explore the role of psychological resilience in their ability to adapt and maintain their role; and finally, to …
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The Relationship of Occupational Stress, Psychological Strain, Satisfaction with Job, Commitment to the Profession, Age, and Resilience to the Turnover Intentions of Special Education Teachers
… Teacher/Administrative Support, Role Dissonance, Psychological Strain, Satisfaction with Job, Commitment to the Profession, Age, and Psychological Resilience to determine which variables directly and indirectly affect the turnover intentions of special education teachers. Structural equation …
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Living with autism: The experience of developmentally healthy adolescents and youths who have a sibling diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder
… siblings, are at increased risk of experiencing psychological distress particularly when compared to other clinical and community sibling groups. To date, evidence drawn from quantitative studies, utilising the target siblings’ mothers as the primary informants has been mixed. These studies have …
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Regulatory Flexibility Mediates the Relationship Between Delay Discounting and Remission from Substance Use Disorder
… based on contextual demands) is related to psychological resilience. However, studies have yet to examine associations between DD, RF, and remission from SUDs. Individuals (N = 148) in SUD recovery completed the Context Sensitivity Index (CSI), the Flexible Regulation of Emotional Expression …
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKLOAD AND COGNITIVE OVERLOAD: SELF-EFFICACY, PERFECTIONISM, AND RESILIENCE AS POTENTIAL MODERATORS
… overload with self-efficacy, perfectionism, and psychological resilience as possible moderators. Cognitive Load Theory states that individuals have a finite amount of working memory. When the working memory load has reached its maximum, individuals experience cognitive overload. Employees with a …
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Exploring Nature's Role as a Psychological Resource for Adults with Adverse Childhood Experiences
… of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on psychological health. ACEs, which include experiences such as abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction, affect a substantial portion of the population and are linked to long-term psychological difficulties. Previous research has identified numerous …
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Transport sanctuary : a secure public realm within a city of violence
… on four tactics that shift both the built and psychological environment and work in tandem to reinforce and amplify each other's effects: -- Partition (the separation of 'sacred' content from the 'profane' context) -- Ritual (strengthening psychological security through the repeated and …
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Examining the Effects of Mindfulness on the Relationships between Citizenship Pressure, Job Stress, and Turnover Intentions within Healthcare: A Moderated Mediation Model
… employee. Drawing from the theoretical model of psychological resilience, the current study also examined whether employees’ level of trait mindfulness (tendency to focus on experiences without judgment) moderates the identified mediation. Findings from a first- and second-stage moderated …
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The influence of psychological and social factors on the lived experience of ageing with co-existent frailty and cognitive impairment
… thesis aimed to understand how past and present, psychological, and social factors, may influence the experience of ageing with co-existent frailty and cognitive impairment and explore how services support those living with this co-existent decline. This thesis involved two research studies. Older …
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