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THE INFLUENCE OF SELF-EFFICACY IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VARIANTS OF SELF-BLAME AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS
… (PTSD) symptomatology. Research shows that self-blaming attributions are directly linked to distress (Walsh, & Foshee, 1998; Walsh & Bruce, 2011). More specifically, the type of self-blame (i.e., behavioral and characterological) an individual associates with their experienced sexual …
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The role of self-blame and resilience in psychosocial outcomes in college students who engage in cyberbullying
… and bully-victims. Research also suggests that self-blame, the tendency to view life events as being within an individual’s control may exacerbate the development and intensity of psychological symptoms (e.g., anxiety, depression) that may result from experiencing stressful events. (Feinauer & …
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Perception of Resistance as a Predictor of Self-Blame in College Women Who Have Experienced Sexual Assault
… resistance during sexual assault and feelings of self-blame in college aged women. The literature has shown that self-blame has uniformly negative effects on a victimized woman's emotional and psychological health, including poor adjustment, and higher levels of sexual dissatisfaction, depression …
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The Cardiac Self-Blame Attributions Scale as a Predictor of Physical and Mental Health Outcomes in Underrepresented Patients with Cardiovascular Disease
… attributions is through the construct of self-blame. There is a difference between patients blaming their illnesses on their own behaviors, referred to as behavioral self-blame (BSB), and the tendency to attribute their conditions to their dispositions, classified as characterological …
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Attributions for Violence in Relationships: Do Battered Women Blame Themselves?
… of this research was to compare attributions of blame for spousal violence made by women who were in violent relationships with those of abused women who had sought shelter and those of women who had never been abused. Both clinicians and researchers (e.g., Frieze, 1979; Walker, 1979) have …
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Sexual Assault on College Campuses: An Investigation of Psychological Well-Being and Reporting Behaviors of Female Victims
… of the assault, which includes attributing blame (e.g., self-blame or perpetrator blame). Prior research has identified that outcomes of psychological well-being have been related to attributions of blame and informal social reactions. For example, victims who blame their character typically …
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Individual Difference Moderators of Interpersonal and Intrapsychic Reactions to Hostile-Controlling Coaching Behaviors
… can include screaming obscenities and placing blame on the athletes, can lead to counterproductive responses such as withdrawal from sport and decreased performance. Research has shown individuals who perceive coaches to be blaming increase their own self-blame (Conroy & Coatsworth, 2007). …
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A STUDY OF OPTIMISM, COPING STRATEGY, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG WHITE, KOREAN, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALE OLDER ADULTS
… copings and avoidant copings (e.g., self-distraction and venting). Eight coping strategies (e.g., active coping, planning, positive reframing, religion, denial, venting, behavioral disengagement, and self-blame) were significantly related to optimism (p</p> <p>Regarding race and …
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An investigation into the waiting list experience – exploring parents views of children referred to a child and adolescent mental health service
… as fraught by loneliness, abandonment and self blame resulting in an interchanging role of being active or passive and the subsequent cycle they subside into. Some parents use the waiting time effectively by searching for their own answers but may eventually become passive following a …
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Coping and psychological well-being: Investigating the relations between specific coping strategies, anxiety, and depression among adolescents from Etwatwa, Daveyton
… adopted, and data was collected in the form of self-report questionnaires. Female adolescents reported significantly more symptoms of anxiety and depression than male adolescents (p < .001). The only statistically significant gender difference in coping was that female adolescents used more …
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Abused and Non-Abused College Females' Causal Attributions to Verbally Abusive Partner Behavior
… to remain with their abusive partners tend to blame themselves for the violence that occurs within their relationships. However, no empirical studies have systematically investigated the specific perceptions of battered women who stay in abusive relationships. Since self-blame may influence …
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Tales From the Front: Sexual Harassment and Women's Career Development
… of participants suffered major blows to their self-confidence, particularly in relation to work, as a result of the discrimination and harassment they experienced. The vast majority of questionnaire respondents, and all the interviewees, attributed some level of individual blame on their …
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Cognitive Processing Therapy and Trauma-Related Negative Cognitions: Relationship and Effect on Treatment
… affects an individual's schema pertaining to self, the world, and self-blame. This post-trauma alteration in an individual's schema is typically expressed and reinforced in the form of trauma-related negative cognitions (NCs). Although the theoretical underpinnings of NCs as well as their …
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Elders Caring for Elders: Risk of Abuse and Neglect?
… health, stress perception, and coping by self blame. However, there were seven predictors of potential to abuse, including total mood disturbance. The other six were an external locus of control orientation, a low level of social support, coping by using fantasy, income inadequacy, poor …
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Humiliation and Its Relationship to Embarrassment and Shame
… may often elicit this emotion, attributions of blame and perceived devaluation of the self from others were investigated as possible cognitions that may both link and distinguish this emotion from close emotion relatives, namely embarrassment and shame.</p> <p>Participants were presented with …
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Complicated Grief Treatment: What Makes It Work?
… (HRSD), somatic symptoms of depression, guilt/self-blame, negative thoughts about the future, avoidance and poor sleep due to bad dreams. The difference in treatment effect on the HRSD for CGT over IPT was more pronounced for participants not taking antidepressants where CGT reduced depression …
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Neuropsychological and Psychosocial Predictors of Children's Depression
… For perceptions of interparental conflict, self-blame predicted depressive and aggressive symptoms concurrently and longitudinally; high perceived threat (PT) predicted concurrent depressive symptoms; low PT, longitudinal aggressive symptoms; and conflict properties, concurrent aggressive …
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An examination of relationship experiences in relation to loneliness and depressive symptomatology in emerging adulthood
… to family, psychological adjustment, and use of self-blame. In addition, results from the mediation analyses indicated that psychological adjustment mediated the relation between maternal acceptance and social loneliness, whereas psychological adjustment mediated the relation between paternal …
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Estrategias de afrontamiento y ansiedad en adultos en situación de pandemia COVID 19
… that mostly increase anxiety are denial, self-blame, self-distraction, behavioral disengagement, emotional venting and substance use; and those that mostly decrease anxiety are religion, humor, positive reinterpretation and acceptance. As for styles, the problem-related coping style …
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