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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Reactive coping"”.
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Noxious odor in residential environments : Coping in reactive and proactive ways in three New Jersey communities
… in Jersey City. The research examines the coping process residents adopt to deal with this environmental annoyance. In this study I explore two ways residents cope with odor: reactively (trying to keep the odor out of their homes) and proactively (taking actions to eliminate the source of …
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Recognizing Occupational Stress: A Case Study Of Admission Staff In A For-Profit Nursing College
… and resulting experience(s) with proactive coping mechanisms. Research questions that guided this study were: (a) How do tenured nursing admissions advisors recognize and understand occupational stress in the workplace?, (b) How do tenured nursing admissions advisors recognize and understand …
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Policy options for climate change loss and damage: A case study from Fijian agriculture
… bearing the effects of cyclones and droughts, reactive coping measures, incremental measures, and systems adaptation. Despite implementing adaptation measures, Fiji’s sugar industry has faced severe L&D from droughts and cyclones. L&D included loss of property, crops, and income. Farmers …
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Decoupling aggression and risk-taking: patterns of variation in two species of freshwater fish
… in behaviour, behavioural syndromes and coping strategies, with special reference to fish; as well as considering the implications of behavioural syndromes for evolutionary biology and aquaculture. Chapter 2 describes a long-term experiment on boldness, aggression and the relationship …
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Characterization of the Roman lines/strains of rats as a genetic model of psychiatric disorders: a behavioral and brain dialysis study
… reactivity to stressful stimuli, that is, their coping style. Thus, when exposed to aversive stimuli, RLA rats display a reactive coping strategy, associated with a strong activation of the HPA axis; moreover, they display robust depressive-like behaviors in the forced swim test (FST) that are …