Relevant mental health outcomes include symptom change, adaptive functioning, subjective well-being and experience of recovery.
Our goal is to discern different coping responses within these groups to emphasize the relationship between adaptive coping and well-being.
Intuitive eating is relevant for adaptive eating, body weight and well-being and impairments are associated with dieting and eating disorders.
She agrees that adaptive preferences can block the well-being of those who have them, but she argues that both procedural and substantive autonomy accounts either yield results that do not square with our intuitions, or commit us to invoking policies that are coercive and so anti-liberal.
As we know, a sense of coherence correlates with psychological well-being and adaptive coping strategies [ 23, 24, 27].
These survival strategies may take risky forms (with cascading negative effects on other dimensions of child security and well-being) or adaptive forms [ 57].
In fact, research has shown that the use of adaptive coping strategies correlates positively with well-being and negatively with stress (e.g., Benson 2014).
The ability to accurately decode facial emotions is important for adaptive social behaviors, emotional development, and well-being [ 1, 2].
This delay results in impaired language, learning, and speech development [ 10, 11], with lifelong consequences [ 12] including associations with increased behaviour problems, decreased psychosocial well-being, and poor adaptive skills [ 13– 15].
Understanding use of cognitive and behaviors coping strategies may inform local community and international development programs to support youth mental health along adaptive trajectories resulting in promotion of well-being and reduced risk taking behaviors.
