It is acknowledged that moving to a foreign country can bring a number of challenges and international students may experience stress and adjustment issues from life changes in the acculturation process [ 5].
In particular, vulnerable populations may experience difficulties in assisting their child's emotional adjustment to the disability and use of available services.
The latex-allergic health care worker may experience psychological distress secondary to coping with the adjustment and may respond with anger, depression, anxiety, and denial.
People living with CF report difficulties with psychological adjustment and quality of life [ 6, 7] and may experience emotional disturbances, low self-esteem, feelings of helplessness, and depression [ 8].
Veterans may experience a number of negative emotions (e.g., anger, self-directed hostility, shame, guilt) during periods of postwar adjustment and reintegration into civilian life that may uniquely confer risk for suicide.
People with posttraumatic stress symptoms, on the other hand, may experience more of what Zoellner and Maercker [ 23] refer to as veridical PTG, which is related to psychological adjustment and therefore QoL.
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For example, a patient may experience fatigue.
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As children gain experience in the school setting and enter subsequent grades, both boys and girls may experience changing needs for opportunities to sample different activities that may lead to the development of skills and competencies that promote positive adjustment.
