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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"emotional coping"”.
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The Relationship Between Resilience, Attachment, and Emotional Coping Styles
… long-term health outcomes. Attachment and emotional coping style literatures have both been tentatively linked to resilience, with dismissive and secure attachment styles as well as the repressive coping style positively associated with resilience. However, both avoidantly attached and …
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The relationship of cognitive and emotional coping to adjustment to chronic myofascial pain
In the chronic pain literature, pain coping and adjustment traditionally have been studied using cognitive and behavioral constructs. Little research attention has been devoted to exploring the role of emotional factors and their contribution to adjustment in chronic pain patients. Recent empirical …
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Gender, Population Type, and Coping as Predictors of PTSD Symptom Severity
… gender, population type, and emotion-focused coping. The purpose of the current study was to examine gender, population type, the interaction effect between gender and population type, and emotion-focused coping, specifically avoidant emotional coping and active emotional coping, as …
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Exploring associations between childhood emotional abuse, suicidal behaviour and deliberate self-harm: the mediating role of distress tolerance
Childhood Emotional Abuse (CEA) has been linked extensively with psychological difficulties such as deliberate self-harm (DSH), and suicidal behaviours (SB), indicating that they may represent considerable risk factors for later psychopathology. CEA is associated with poorer emotional coping …
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Gender differences in livelihood coping strategies of children affected with HIV/AIDS related deaths in a housrhold: a case study of george and Chazanga compounds of Lusaka
… examined the gender differences in livelihood coping strategies of children affected by HIV and AIDS related deaths of a parent(s) in a household (2) investigated the emotional coping strategies employed by children affected by HIV/AIDS related deaths of a parent in a household (3) investigated …
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Coping with Peer Victimization in Middle Childhood
… are competing theories on whether children's coping responses are important determinants of future victimization (Perry citations; Limber, 2004), but little longitudinal research has been conducted to test the competing theories. Utilizing student and teacher reports, the current project …
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Mindfulness as a Predictor of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptomatology in an Experiential Avoidance Model
… more individual variance than measures of emotional coping, emotional intelligence, and a general measure of experiential avoidance. Although not as a strong a predictor of PTSD avoidance symptomatology as alexithymia and thought suppression, mindfulness appears to uniquely account for a …
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Mindfulness as a Predictor of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptomatology in an Experiential Avoidance Model
… more individual variance than measures of emotional coping, emotional intelligence, and a general measure of experiential avoidance. Although not as a strong a predictor of PTSD avoidance symptomatology as alexithymia and thought suppression, mindfulness appears to uniquely account for a …
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Comparison of Text Analysis Programs for Identification of Emotional Expression
<p>Studies have show that written emotional expression assists in the recovery and alleviates the pain associated with traumatic experiences, cancer diagnoses, and chronic illnesses. Written interventions have been developed to utilize this emotional coping approach. Unfortunately, evaluation of …
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Examining Positive Distraction as a Coping Strategy for Chronic Stress
… emotion. It blends elements of disengagement coping (historically maladaptive) with elements of positive emotional coping (historically adaptive) and has been relatively understudied in the context of chronic stressors. This dissertation represents one of the first attempts to characterize the …
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Validation of the motivational inventory underlying substance use engagement (MI-USE)
… indexed unique motivations for substance use: Emotional Coping (relief from unpleasant emotions), Pleasure-Seeking (feel pleasurable or exciting emotions and sensations), Dependence Severity (avoid withdrawal and cravings), Expansion (enhance self-insight and spirituality), Social Coping …
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The psychological stressors and coping strategies of corpse handlers in Windhoek state mortuaries: A phenomenological study
… to identify their psychological stressors and coping strategies. Guided by a qualitative approach, a self-designed interview guide was used for data collection. Nine mortuary employees were asked to share their lived experiences. The purpose of the study was to obtain in-depth information about …
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Emotional intelligence in binge eating disorder among the obese population
… have differing levels of (a) the global Emotional Intelligence (EI) trait and its constituting dimensions, (b) the engagement in overeating behaviours (i.e., Emotional, External, and Restrained Eating), and (c) the engagement in different Coping styles. The research further sought to …
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Patients' experience before, during and after stem cell transplantation-phenomenological study
… and treatment, lack of experience or knowledge, emotional/coping, culture, symptom burden, and financial burden influenced the transition between the phases of SCT. Additional subthemes which enhanced their experience were identified as Hope for Chances, Choices, and Control; In God's Hands; I …
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The Role of Self-Disgust within Disordered Eating Behaviour
… whereby 584 participants completed measures of emotional, coping and sensory factors including self-disgust. This battery of questionnaires was completed at baseline and then 12 months later. Findings from Phase 1 indicated that those with an eating disorder experience significantly higher …
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A culture specific grief intervention and its affects upon coping behavior and perceived social support among American Indians: A treatment development study
… has upon participants' self-reported coping behaviors and perceived social support of members of the American Indian community by which and for whom the intervention was developed. This study is part of a larger project. A repeated measures ANOVA test was used to analyze data obtained …
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A culture specific grief intervention and its affects upon coping behavior and perceived social support among American Indians: A treatment development study
… has upon participants' self-reported coping behaviors and perceived social support of members of the American Indian community by which and for whom the intervention was developed. This study is part of a larger project. A repeated measures ANOVA test was used to analyze data obtained …
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Adapting to Prison Life
… in particular the relationship between early coping styles and later levels of psychological health' and homesickness. The research was conducted in two parts. The first was a preliminary study to modify a homesickness questionnaire (Archer et al, 1998) for use within a prison population. The …
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Developing a Culturally Adapted Low-Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Intervention for Saudi Adults with Multiple Sclerosis
… CBT was perceived as potentially beneficial for emotional coping and self-management in MS, while acceptability was constrained by access barriers, illness-related fatigue, and limited cultural relevance. Stage II demonstrated that engagement with psychological therapy was shaped by alignment …
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