"coping ability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual's capacity to handle difficult situations or difficult emotions. For example: "This student has demonstrated an impressive coping ability in the face of such challenging circumstances."
The results can be seen in improved knowledge, understanding, confidence, coping ability and health behaviours.
Each survey assessed consistent pain, BTP, depressed affect, active coping ability, and HRQOL.
The central themes to emerge were body awareness, self-focus, locus of control and coping ability.
Psychological resilience is a measure of stress coping ability and has been associated with favourable health outcomes.
Abuse reactivity, coping ability, and vulnerability to iatrogenic intervention effects are considered as some of many possible contributing factors.
Therefore, self-efficacy to prevent HIV and coping ability are important correlates of migrant sexual risk behavior.
FG subjects had lower ratings of coping ability [t(2,16) = 2.437, p = .027 and higher ratings of hunger cues in the expected direction [t(2,16) = −2.061, p = .056] compared to NG subjects.
This study was designed to investigate humoral (ghrelin, cortisol) and psychological/behavioral characteristics (subjective hunger, anxiety, and stress; eating behavior; coping ability) among obese subjects in a fasting state and after eating a standard meal.
The objective of the study is to determine the modulatory effect of interventions, specifically regarding the effect on the coping ability of mothers of preterm infants at the time of the infant's discharge from the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
When the family member was a parent, when admissions were unexpected, and those with fewer social supports represent potential 'at risk' groups whose adaptation to transfer may limit their coping ability.
Study findings showed that the mothers in the EP group significantly increased levels of coping ability, quality of life, and maternal role adaptation when compared to mothers in the control group.
