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Showing 1 to 20 of 121 for “"Stress Coping"”.
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Stress, coping, and adaptation in married couples
… the utility of a proposed model of family stress. For individual family members it was proposed that the level of strain (or subjective stress) in response to an event is related to (a) person variables, including importance of the event, beliefs about internal or external control, …
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Stress, coping, and adaptation in married couples
… the utility of a proposed model of family stress. For individual family members it was proposed that the level of strain (or subjective stress) in response to an event is related to (a) person variables, including importance of the event, beliefs about internal or external control, …
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LEISURE, STRESS COPING, AND HEALTH IN UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES
Stress is the main contributing risk factor in the development of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular diseases and diabetes as well as mental illnesses such as depression, anxiety, and somatic symptoms. In particular, job stress may undermine the productivity, morale, relationships, and …
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Stress, Coping, Social Support, and Psychological Distress Among MSW Students
… the relationship among sources and levels of stress, coping patterns, sources and levels of social support, and psychological distress for MSW students. Stress is a common feeling experienced by people throughout life and it is important to understand the way they cope with their stressors. …
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Work Pressure and Types of Stress Coping among Preceptor Nurse
… fundamental data to develop program of managing stress of Preceptor Nurses by surveying work pressure and types of stress coping and understanding their relationships. Data were collected from 140 preceptor nurses in a University Hospital located in Gyeonggi-do from Aug. 13, 2013 to Aug. 20. The …
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Effects of Stress Coping Mechanisms on Telomere length: A literature review.
… humans are inconsistently related to exposure to stressors but strongly related to cell life cycle and cell senescence. Cell level stressors are related to reductions in telomere length as well as some social stressors showing moderate associations with telomere length. However, very little data …
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Stress, Coping Behaviors and Self-Esteem of Nursing Students in Vietnam
This study aims to examine the stress, coping behaviors and self-esteem of students in the two and four-year nursing programs in Vietnam related to clinical practice. It also identifies the correlation among these variables. In this cross-sectional correlation descriptive study design, two hundred …
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The relationships between depression and stress coping method in the hematology patients
… scale과 Lazarus와 Folkman의 도구 the ways of coping questionnaire를 사용하였다. 수집된 자료는 SPSS 프로그램을 이용하여 분석하였으며 연구결과는 다음과 같다. 1. 대상자의 스트레스 대처 점수는 186점 만점에 평균 89.1점이었다. 적극적 스트레스 대처점수는 최대 3점으로 평균 1.6점, 소극적 스트레스 대처 점수는 평균 1.3점으로 적극적 스트레스 대처방법의 사용이 많았다. 문항별로 보면 ‘그 일이 잘 되게 해달라고 기도를 한다’ 의 점수가 2.03점으로 가장 …
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Schools under pressure : stress, coping and well-being among teachers, pupils and headteachers
Stress among diverse members of school communities has received differing levels of attention and research activity. Whilst teaching has been studied extensively and is consistently recognised as one of the top three most stressful occupations, stress among headteachers and pupils has received less …
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Nevada Ranch Women: A Study in the Management of Isolation (Stress, Coping, Rural)
This dissertation examines problems and satisfactions of living among women living on cattle ranches in central Nevada. The study has two aspects. First, it is an ethnography of women's roles, values and important social, economic and cultural institutions surrounding women in ranching. Women's …
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The Experience of Principals at Catholic Schools Implementing a Pranayama Practice for Stress Coping
… (yoga breathing) practice to help reduce their stress. The participants, four men and three women, were primary and secondary school principals at Catholic schools, including both diocesan and independent Catholic schools. This study utilized an embedded mixed methods design in which both …
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Acculturative Stress, Coping, and Approaches to Working with Refugee Immigrants in the United States
… factors involves acculturation and related stress identified as acculturative stress. This exploratory study identified and examined psychosocial factors which contribute to acculturative stress across different groups of refugee immigrants in the United States. Eighteen interviews conducted …
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Stress, Coping, Mental Health, and Reproductive Health among Adolescent Girls Transitioning through Puberty in Tanzania
… Although menstruation and other puberty-specific stressors may negatively impact girls’ well-being, little is known about the relationships between puberty-specific stressors, coping, mental health, and reproductive health among girls in sub-Saharan Africa. The present dissertation seeks to fill …
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Effects of Stress, Coping Style, and Confidence on Basic Combat Training Performance, Discipline, and Attrition
… in basic combat training tends to be very stressful and anxiety provoking for enlistees. However, little data has been gathered to assess the relationship of enlistees' physiological and perceived stress levels and their attrition rate. A study was conducted of 155 soldiers during their …
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Perceived Stress, Coping, And Adequacy Of Social Support: Implications For Subjective Well-being In College Students
Stress is a widespread concept commonly associated with psychological and medical problems that may impair an individual's functioning and incur costs on society. Alarming rates of depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and other stress-related problems have been found among college students. This …
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Navigating the Transition to Postsecondary Studies: Exploring the Relationships Between Perceived Stress, Coping Styles and Academic Self-Efficacy
… challenging; some students experience increased stress due to financial constraints, forming new social relationships, moving away from home and increased pressure to perform well academically. Because recent studies have found that postsecondary students are experiencing heightened levels of …
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