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Showing 1 to 20 of 31 for “"coping self-efficacy"”.
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Psychologist Self-Care, Perceived Stress, Psychological Distress, and Coping Self-Efficacy Across the Career-Span
<p>Psychologists are expected to engage in self-care strategies aimed at promoting and maintaining well-functioning in themselves (Saakvitne & Pearlman, 1996) in order to effectively manage the demands of their profession and better ensure the provision of quality care. However, self-care is also a …
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Knowledge, Trait Mindfulness and Perceived Discrimination as it Relates to Coping Self-Efficacy in African American Women
… trait mindfulness, perceived discrimination, and coping self-efficacy. It addressed the lack of research into the effects of pregnancy-related distress on maternal mortality in African American women. There were 117 participants ages 18 -30 whose data was collected through an online survey. The …
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Coping Self-Efficacy as a Potential Moderator of the Relationship Between Sexual Orientation and Negative Mental Health Outcomes
… negative mental health outcomes. The process of coping can impact the content and severity of said outcomes, and one’s ability to cope is often predicted by the concept known as coping self-efficacy (i.e., one’s belief in his or her ability to cope). This study aimed to assess the effects of …
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First-Year Effects and Persistence Decisions: A Moderated Mediation Model of Coping, Self-Efficacy, and Locus of Control
… reveal that measures of locus of control, self-efficacy and coping were found to indirectly predict persistence into the second year and third year of college, while measures of academic interactions, academic integration, social integration, and institutional fit were directly predictive …
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Religiosity and resilience: Cognitive reappraisal and coping self-efficacy mediate the link between religious coping and well-being
… evidence points to the engagement of religious coping strategies when facing adversity, and evidence also highlights the effectiveness of cognitive reappraisal in reducing the impact of distressing emotions on well-being. It has been suggested that religious practices could facilitate the use of …
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Moderating Effects of Coping Self-Efficacy and Coping Diversity in the Stress Health Relationship in African American College Students
<p>The present study examined the roles of coping self-efficacy and coping diversity in moderating the harmful effects of stress in a sample of African American undergraduate college students. An additional purpose of the study was to explore alternative methods of measuring coping diversity. Data …
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Understanding Combat Veteran Adaptation via Social-Cognitive Factors: Testing Relationships among Emotion Dysregulation, Coping Self-Efficacy Appraisals, and Negative Worldview
… with emotion regulation, post-deployment coping self-efficacy (PDCSE), and disrupted worldview work in-concert to influence post-combat adaptation (as measured by PTSD severity, depression severity, and quality of life perceptions). Methods. The final sample included cross-sectional data …
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Neurobehavioral mechanisms of protection against distress: A behavioral and volumetric approach regarding the role of self-esteem and coping self-efficacy in anxiety
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2024-12-01
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The role of imagined interaction and self-efficacay in psychosocial adjustment to spousal bereavement: a communication perspective
… imagined interaction (IIs) and bereavement coping self-efficacy in psychosocial adjustment to spousal bereavement. II characteristics and functions explored include discrepancy, activity, proactivity, specificity, retroactivity, variety, valence, catharsis, self-understanding, rehearsal, …
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A cross-sectional study of engineering majors' self-efficacy
… study of 519 undergraduate engineering majors' self-efficacy beliefs at a large, research extensive, Midwestern university. Engineering self-efficacy is an individual's belief in his or her ability to successfully negotiate the academic hurdles of the engineering program. Engineering …
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The Influence of Perceived Career Barriers on College Women's Career Planning
… to the prediction of these variables, and coping self-efficacy for these types of barriers were hypothesized to depend on the level of these types of barriers perceived and the interaction effect was in turn expected to add significantly to the prediction of career aspirations and career …
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An Internet-Based Self-Change Program for Trauma Sequelae
… a newly developed Internet-based, eight-week self-change program, Self-Help Intervention Program for the Consequences of Trauma (SHICT), was effective to treat trauma consequences. The SHICT consisted of education, anxiety management skills, cognitive restructuring, and exposure modules that …
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An investigation of the differential effectiveness of bibliotherapy and self-regulatory treatments in individuals with panic attacks
… alone. Past studies have demonstrated the efficacy of imparting the above CBT components in the form of bibliotherapy (BT) in the treatment of panic disorder. The present study examined the differential effectiveness of BT and self-regulatory treatments in the treatment of individuals with …
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LEISURE, STRESS COPING, AND HEALTH IN UNIVERSITY EMPLOYEES
… health and well-being by enhancing a stress coping mechanism. The primary purpose of this study is to investigate stress coping and health-promoting behaviors in conjunction with leisure by comparing three types of leisure (active, passive, and social). In addition, the associations between …
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Effects of behavioral tasks on memory reconsolidation and trauma-related symptoms : a randomized clinical trial
… increases in posttraumatic growth, trauma-coping self-efficacy, and psychological resilience at two-week follow-up. Findings revealed a significant effect of the visuospatial task on increased posttraumatic growth at 24-hour follow-up, but not at two-week follow-up. Interestingly, results …
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Psychological Distress and Marijuana Use Before and After Treatment: Testing Cognitive-Behavioral Hypotheses
… the relationship between psychological distress, self-efficacy, and marijuana use. Measures of marijuana use, psychological distress, situational self-efficacy, coping self-efficacy, temptation to use, and frequency of encountering situations were used. Only a portion of the hypotheses were …
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No Laughing Matter? Examining the Effect of Stigma and Humor on Coping Efficacy and Empowerment when Seeking Support for Mental Health Conditions
… They then completed a survey to assess their self-stigma, use of humor when seeking support, and support outcomes. Stigma positively predicted the use of negative humor when seeking support for a MHC. Stigma also negatively predicted coping efficacy; however, this relationship became positive …
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A Treatment Feasibility Study of an Attention Retraining Approach for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
… depression, along with a significant increase in coping self-efficacy. AB change for the group was not significant. A significant relationship between AB change and PTSD symptoms was found. The results were discussed from the standpoint of the viability of AR for trauma.
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"It's about just staying focused" : how African American gay and bisexual men persist at a predominately white institution
… such as an approach orientation to coping, self-efficacy, being goal orientated, and perceiving few challenges that were key to their persistence. These students were able to obtain social and instrumental support from peers and sources on and off-campus that helped them navigate the …
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An investigation of factors predicting occupational and psychological distress in nurses: a comparative study of settings within a single hospital
… work-specific distress, work environment, coping, self-efficacy and social support. Main stressors as identified from the interviews were high workload / lack of staff, dealing with other professionals, death and dying, and dealing with abusive patients / relatives. Analyses showed that …
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