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Interpersonal Stress and the Coping Styles
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Reciprocal associations between youth's responses to interpersonal stress and depression: the moderating role of sex
… reciprocal associations between responses to interpersonal stress and depression in youth. Specifically, it tested the hypothesis that depression predicts fewer effortful, planful responses to peer stress and more involuntary, dysregulated responses over time, and that these types of responses …
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Maternal depression and trajectories of youth depression during adolescence: moderation by youth responses to interpersonal stress
The student, Jennifer Monti, accepted the attached license on 2015-04-22 at 09:06.
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Do Social Control Motives Combine with Perceptions of Social Support to Predict Relationships between Interpersonal Stress and Blood Pressure in the Normal Environment?
… support in predicting within-person processes of interpersonal stress and cardiovascular responding. Results indicated that interpersonal stress was associated with higher ambulatory SBP. The dissipated group had the highest DBP, and was also more obese compared to the other groups. Results …
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Cognitive Predictors and Behavioural Mediators of Vulnerability-Specific Stress Generation in Depressed Adults
… of core beliefs and maladaptive behaviours with stress generation. A sample of 151 depressed females completed a battery of questionnaires to assess the presence of early maladaptive schemas, excessive reassurance seeking (ERS), avoidance, depression and anxiety. Approximately three months later, …
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Stress, Social Support, And Psychological Well-Being In College Students Attending Majority And Minority Institutions
High stress levels can have profound physical and emotional effects. College students frequently experience high levels of stress. While it has been noted that college students frequently report elevated stress levels, it may be that African-American college students are at exceptionally high risk …
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An Examination of Refugees Strategies of Survival: A Critical Ethnographic Study of the Status of Resettlement Organizations and the Promotion of Alternative Forms of Resettlement Setting
… social dysfunctionality that occurs beyond an interpersonal stress-adaptation-growth dynamic and clarifies why research often failed to understand a more successful refugee cultural integration experience.</p> <p>The research was a systemic review of refugee strategies of survival …
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Acts of kindness in close relationships reduce depression
… and are vulnerable to depression in the face of interpersonal stress. It was hypothesized that a short term, online kindness exercise would decrease depression and increase happiness in a community sample (at baseline N = 364), and would be particularly beneficial for individuals high on …
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Effects of Emotional Intelligence Training on Incarcerated Adult Males Involved in Pre-Release Programming
… and five Composite Scale scores (Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Stress Management, Adaptability, and General Mood) as measured by a pretest and posttest on the Bar-On EQ-i. The treatment group received a standardized EI training program, The Emotionally Secure Community Adaptation Program (ESCAPe) …
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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 in sport is complex and can lead to a number of undesirable consequences such as burnout, performance difficulties, interpersonal problems, and injury. Lazarus’s (1991, 1999) Cognitive-Motivational-Relational model holds that stress is best understood as a transactional relationship between …
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Quomodo Curantis Eget Solacio: Investigating Pandemic Era Counselor Wellness, Professional Quality of Life and COVID Stress in the United States
… counselors would also be exposed to greater stressors associated with COVID-19 while continuing work as shadowed "frontline" workers tending to the surge of those seeking mental health care resulting from increasing anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other mental health conditions. However, …
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Job Stress and Spiritual Well-Being as Correlates of Quality of Life Among K-12 Administrators in Seventh-day Adventist Schools in the North American Division
… K-12 administrators experience a great deal of stress. This is also true of Adventist principals (Ledesma, 2011). Some suggest improved spirituality and quality of life can alleviate or manage stress. This study examines the interrelationship between job stress, spiritual well-being, and quality …
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Student Perceptions of Grit, Emotional-Social Intelligence, and the Acquisition of Non-Cognitive Skills in the Cristo Rey Corporate Work Study Program
… emotional-social intelligence (intrapersonal, interpersonal, stress management, and adaptability). Secondly, it explored the extent to which these skills are perceived to be utilized and enhanced through their participation in the Cristo Rey Network’s (CRN) Corporate Work-Study Program (CWSP). …
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Vulnerability risk factors and physiological mechanisms underlying the relationship between stressor exposure and mental health outcomes during the perinatal period
Stress can confer risk for psychological disorders through intersecting neurophysiological pathways. Although numerous vulnerability-risk factors have been identified to increase risk for stress-related disorders, the mechanisms underlying the relationship between stressor exposure and mental …