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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"coping appraisals"”.
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Integrating Compassion Into Military Decision-Making: The Contribution of Multidimensional Awareness to the Development of Coping Appraisals
… the relationship between systems-informed coping appraisals and the enactment of compassion in decision-making, as experienced by retired general and flag officers during their active-duty service in the United States military. Using a qualitative, reflexive thematic analysis of leader …
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Investigating the relationship between religious coping, appraisals, social support, and symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): A correlational study using an Islamic community sample.
… Contemporary models of PTSD view posttraumatic appraisals and social support as important factors in the onset and maintenance of this condition (e.g., Ehlers & Clark, 2000). Islam is central to the lives of its adherents (e.g., Hamdan, 2007) and religion influences its followers’ beliefs and …
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Risky Business: Millennials’ Protection Motivation Factors for Norovirus Outbreaks on College Campuses
… measurement models (i.e. Modified Threat Appraisals, Coping Appraisals, Handwashing Intentions, and Social Distancing Intentions) were re-validated through EFA and CFA. The subsequent structure model demonstrated perceived susceptibility to a hNoV infection on a college campus …
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Coping with interpersonal sport stress in female adolescent soccer players: the role of perceived social support, cognitive appraisal, and trait social anxiety
… Stress is a process which is influenced by appraisals and coping. Appraisals are influenced by personal factors as well as environmental demands and the availability of external resources. Coping involves constantly changing cognitive and behavioral efforts to manage the perceived external …
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Sustainable waste management system for market waste in less economically developed cities: barriers and opportunities
… behaviours by utilising the model’s threat and coping appraisals. It was found that while individuals recognise the health risks of improper waste disposal, their actions reflect low self-efficacy and response efficacy, emphasising the need for targeted environmental knowledge and awareness …