Self-efficacy beliefs are assumed to buffer effects of demanding conditions and to be essential to cope effectively with demanding vocational activities (e.g., Bandura 1994; Ebstrup et al. 2011).
We do, though, think that the processes of biological evolution and both notably more effective than most traditional pedagogical postures in producing a diversity of organisms, including humans, able to cope effectively with their environments--provide some guides to more effective forms of pedagogy in the more exclusively human realm, as well as a foundation on which to build them.
Although the researchers emphasize that they are not suggesting that childhood trauma is positive in any way, the findings do suggest that experiencing trauma -- if children are supported and able to cope effectively -- could have positive as well as negative cross-generational effects.
A stress management program may equip nurses with skills to cope effectively with the stress.
Several biomedical applications require accurate image registration that can cope effectively with complex organ deformations.
· Feltham as 'gigantic transit camp' Feltham was unable to cope effectively with the numbers coming and going each day.
It showed itself unable to cope effectively with the finer adjustments required in a sophisticated industrial economy.
Second is the reality of our necessary fallibility and how we cope effectively with the fact that our knowledge is always limited.
The assessments show that the current policy, which is tuned to the historical hydrologic regime, is unable to cope effectively with the more variable future climate.
Emotional: It is important to be able to cope effectively with life, and create satisfying relationships, in order to achieve the balance necessary to be mentally healthy and well.
