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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"positive reappraisal"”.
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The Neural Correlates of Future Positive Reappraisal
… agents and psychotherapies. Engaging in future positive reappraisal (thinking about a negative current situation in terms of producing a better future outcome of the situation) serves as a beneficial form of stress management. A paradigm featuring changes in the current difficulty and future …
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The Attentional Demands of Positive Reappraisal in a Dual Task Paradigm
… specific emotion regulation strategy, cognitive reappraisal, has received extensive attention in the literature, as the strategy is widely viewed as adaptive. Cognitive reappraisal effectively alters emotional experiences through a processes of reinterpreting a stimulus, situation or event before …
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How do grateful people cope?: exploring the mechanism of positive reappraisal
… writing samples were then coded for the use of positive reappraisal. In addition to the writing samples, participants were asked to complete questionnaires assessing their gratitude, coping style and satisfaction with life. Results showed a positive relationship between an individual's level of …
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Outcome Coping Efficacy of Firefighters
… and Seeking Social Support were found to have positive significant relationships to Strategic Efficacy resulting in Outcome Coping Efficacy, after transitioning from one critical incident to a second. The coping strategies of Blamed Self, Wishful Thinking, and Avoidance appeared to have a …
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Posttraumatic Growth Among College Students at a Large Urban University: The Role of Social Support and Unsupportive Social Interactions
… college students. As hypothesized, a significant positive association was found between unsupportive interactions received by participants and depressive symptoms. Contrary to hypotheses, no significant associations were found between unsupportive interactions and positive emotion or posttraumatic …
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Religiosity and resilience: Cognitive reappraisal and coping self-efficacy mediate the link between religious coping and well-being
… 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 reappraisal, by promoting reframing of negative cognitions to alter emotional states. However, the …
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Adapting to Socio -Economic Change: The Perspective of Couples From Ukraine and Moldova
… of Ukraine and Moldova, (2) examine the role of positive coping in the stress process, and (3) examine the buffering effects of support and mastery. Both self report and interview data was collected from 48 married couples living in Ukraine and Moldova between 2001-2002. Results are generally …
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Dinamika psikologis penderita obsessive compulsif disorder (OCD)
… action, avoidance, denial, self criticism, positive reappraisal, hingga pada akhirnya coping sabar dan ikhlas. ENGLISH: At midlife, individuals are in the most healthy condition, quietest, most able to control their self, most responsible and have stable emotionally (Levinson & Peskin, 1981 …
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The political relationship between central government and the local administration in Yorkshire, 1678-90
… There is, for example, a radical (and much more positive) reappraisal of James II's longer-term prospects. Several unexamined assumptions have also been disposed of - for instance, that parliamentary boroughs were by definition chartered boroughs. But most important of all, this is the first …
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Staff nurses' appraisals and coping strategies in a critical incident
… seeking out social support, self-controlling, positive reappraisal, and planful problem-solving. Despite nurses use of a variety of coping strategies, a large majority of nurses identified debriefing as one resource that would have been helpful following the CIs. Lastly, at least 18% of the …
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Intrusive Memories, Coping And Outcome In Depression: Towards A Traumatic Processing Model?
… that the use of approach coping, specifically of Positive Reappraisal, in relation to intrusive memories was significantly predictive of better outcome of depression. This finding is interpreted in the context of psychodynamic models of depression. The data also indicate that the use of avoidant …
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Predictors of Divorce Adjustment Among Members of Three Conservative Protestant Denominations
… adjustment. Meaning-related variables (meaning, positive reappraisal) entered into the final multiple regression models for self-esteem. symptoms of depression, and attachment. Escape-avoidance and health status played an important role in explaining the variance in divorce adjustment.</p> …
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An Examination of Perceived Stress and Coping Patterns of pastoral wives in the Nigerian Union Mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church
… Western Conferences use more logical analysis, positive reappraisal, seeking guidance, and problem solving than wives from the Northern Conferences.</p> <p><em>Conclusion. </em>Personality differences do affect the responses to stress as perceived by pastoral wives in the Nigerian Union of the …
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Work-family interaction strain: coping strategies used by successful women in the public, corporate and self employed sectors of the economy
… strain situation. These strategies were positive reappraisal; planful problem solving; self-controlling; and seeking social support. Not one of these coping strategies, however, was significantly favoured above the others. The study did not find evidence of a relationship between the …
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Delirium Rate and Risk Factors in Palliative Care Outpatients and Caregiver Coping Strategies
… was also administered to caregivers comparing positive and negative coping techniques. Data was analyzed with ANOVA correlations. Results: The rate of delirium among palliative care outpatients in this sample of 52 patient/caregiver dyads was 27%. The results suggested that opioid use slightly …