Table 1 provides definitions and examples of coping and adaptive capacity.
Focus group participants considered the course content to be valuable, which meant they actively engaged with it and could reflect on current behaviour and replace it with new behaviour – these are examples of coping self-efficacy and planning in action.
Examples of coping statements could include: "My depression is talking, not me," "I will get through this," "I'm just having thoughts right now - they can't make me do anything," "There are other ways to handle my feelings".[10].[10]
Of these, 143 concepts could be allotted to the component Personal Factors (for example, aspects of coping, disease management) and 90 concepts were not included in the ICF classification, and therefore were defined as not covered (for example, time-related aspects, benefits of heat or exercise).
Nonetheless, this study has added a very important practical example of coping-mechanism and asset-portfolio nexus through a real case that encourages local site-specific studies that are badly needed to make local people at risk resilient toward hazard shocks.
Although the 55-My-old fossil horse sequence has been used as a classic example of Cope's Rule, this notion is now known to be incorrect.
As MacFadden (2005) noted recently: Although the 55-My-old fossil horse sequence has been used as a classic example of Cope's Rule, this notion is now known to be incorrect.
The increasing body size of both studied lineages constitutes an example of Cope's rule, known as the widespread tendency of animal groups to evolve toward larger body size [ 126- 129].
The improvement in bandwidth is largely due to progress in signal-processing software, which is capable of coping, for example, with multiple echoes of a signal from a choppy surface.
