Indeed, personality and coping style concepts were both related to individual capacities in spatial memory and learning abilities, where differential regulation of genes involved in neurogenesis was emphasized [ 91].
The consequences may be temporarily or permanently altered capacity to cope, changed concept of self and reduced quality of Life (QoL).
We contend that discerning ecological and engineering resilience, and related concepts (adaptation, coping) in psychology and psychiatry, has potential for a mechanistically appropriate contextualization of mental disorders and psychological phenomena at large.
The concepts of coping style according to the avoidance-endurance model (AEM) [ 22] and health literacy (CLBP knowledge and preferred detailedness of information) were used for tailoring the provided information to individual preferences of the users.
When addressing the concept of coping for assessment, intervention or research purposes, it should be kept in mind that coping is a very dynamic concept.
The concept of "coping" is central to H.V.N., based on its belief that people feel better not when their voices are extinguished but when the person hearing voices learns to listen to his hallucinations without anguish.
In the latter case scholars often subsume former terms such as adaptive capacity or coping capacity under the concept of resilience.
Baylies (2002) and Rugalema (2000) have, however, questioned the applicability of the concept of coping in resource-constrained settings.
From the negative correlation it may be concluded that the concept of coping through expressing one's emotions is distinct from psychological distress.
The concept of coping capacity, grounded in a 'five capitals' model of resource availability (Porritt 2006), reflects the resources, both tangible and societal, available to help individuals within society cope with the impacts of climate and socio-economic change.
