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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Stress Coping Styles"”.
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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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The Roles of Perceived Stress, Coping Styles, and Perceived Social Support on the Alcohol Consumption Among American College Students
… in a college student's life (i.e., perceived stress, styles of coping, and social support) or how combinations of these variables may contribute to higher levels of alcohol consumption. The present study examined the relationship between perceived stress, functional coping strategies, …
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Parenting Stressand Coping Style of Nurses with Preschooler
… to identify the relationships between parenting stress and the coping styles of nurses who are the parents of preschoolers. The data was collected from 119 nurses, worked at a University Medical Center in Gyeonggi province from August 5 to October 31 and who were parenting preschool children. The …
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Physiological and behavioral drivers of angling vulnerability in freshwater sportfish
… maximum metabolic rate, and aerobic scope) and stress responsiveness in driving angling vulnerability. A set of largemouth bass from a suite of lines selected for differing vulnerability to angling were assessed for boldness in a standard open-field test. Following this, individuals had blood …
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The playful advantage: how playfulness enhances coping with stress
… between playfulness in adults, perceived stress, and styles of coping. Research on playfulness has long centered on its connection to development in children, while the study of playfulness in adulthood has just recently commenced. Similarly, the psychology literature is rife with the …