Sentence examples for high coping from inspiring English sources

As childhood cancer stressors increase, children with high coping humor scores reported fewer incidences of infection than low scorers.

According to Ellsworth and Scherer's (2003) emotion-specific appraisal profiles, enjoyment emerges whenever high coping potential coincides with high intrinsic pleasure and high goal conduciveness.

However, the high coping flexibility-high stress group and the high coping flexibility-low stress group did not differ in HRQoL scores (p = 0.95; see Fig.  2).

Normal BMI was associated with natural science studies, high intellectual capacity and high coping scores.

People with high coping capacities have better control over disturbing thought.

There were dose-response associations between coping and type of education for the low and high coping subgroups.

Part of the power of this marshmallow test lies in the fact that the number of seconds that the child is able to wait at age 5 is predictive of a host of important life outcomes in adulthood, including SAT scores, lower BMI, and higher coping ability.

Higher coping scores among the Canadian participants suggest that they engaged in both adaptive and maladaptive coping strategies more frequently compared with Irish participants.

This reflects the lower significant potential impacts due to the more optimal IAP input settings in the scenarios where innovation is successful, and higher coping capacities where higher capital stocks are available in the utopian scenarios.

It is particularly noteworthy that among the participants who had higher coping flexibility, the group with low SES and high stress levels and the group with high SES and low stress levels tended to report comparable levels of HRQoL.

In SoG all available land area is converted to agriculture, at the expense of less intensive land uses and only those areas with little agricultural development (i.e. eastern Sweden) or higher coping capacity (France) are not vulnerable.