Sentence examples for more appropriate coping from inspiring English sources

Learning to view my financial mistakes as childhood coping skills gone awry, rather than ingrained character flaws, has helped me adopt more appropriate coping strategies.

Helping patients to develop a sense that their life is comprehensible, meaningful and manageable may improve their ability to cope with adversities by enabling them to choose and apply more appropriate coping strategies for a specific stressor [ 30, 35].

We previously suggested that species-overlap algorithms would be more appropriate to cope with the topological diversity in single-gene phylogenies [4].

It may be more appropriate to measure coping in relation to health or symptoms instead of measuring coping strategies in general.

In addition, individuals with a positive perception of growing old more readily adopt appropriate coping strategies [ 6- 8].

The stronger the SOC, the more likely an individual is able to select appropriate coping strategies and therefore to move towards the "ease" end of the continuum.

Many older lesbians who had acknowledged their sexuality in more conservative times felt maintaining their ways of coping in a homophobic world was more appropriate.

We hypothesised that the benefits of the intervention will be improved function, greater self-confidence, better coping skills, increased social engagement and more appropriate healthcare resource use (table 2).

For the depressed, more specialized programmes to cope with depression may be a more appropriate intervention.

The proposed effects of self-referral inpatient treatment include reduced numbers of inpatient hospitalizations, fewer acute hospitalizations in crisis, more appropriate use of inpatient treatment, improved quality of life, and improved coping [ 11– 11].

To some degree, these coping responses are consistent with those described as denial or restraint coping in the general literature, that is, waiting for a more appropriate opportunity to react [ 19- 21].