Sentence examples for stage of coping from inspiring English sources

I'd skipped straight to the anger stage of coping, but now moved back to denial- pathetically scrolling through the online channel guide to channel 592, the Tennis Channel, only to see the sad message: "Programming not available".

It is assumed that poor social support acts as a risk factor for greater PTSD symptom severity in earlier stages of coping with trauma (e.g., 6 12 months post-trauma), while during later stages of coping (18 24 months post-trauma), greater PTSD severity contributes to an erosion of social support resources [ 14].

No significant differences existed between these groups on any of the pain or quality of life questionnaire measures, but as the groups were at different stages of coping with back pain they were analysed as separate groups.

On the other are the 850 pupils of the Mohammad Shamel school in Beirut, where 40 per cent of the pupils are Syrian or Palestinian refugees and which had to instigate a shift system for learning at one stage to cope with the influx of pupils.

This latter finding brings to mind the popular "stages of grief" models of coping with bad news (e.g., moving from anger through denial, bargaining, depression, and acceptance; Kübler-Ross 2005) and suggests that the educational community might do well to consider their relevance to the delivery of feedback in educational settings.

The importance of the language used, stages of life, attitudes and mechanisms of coping by these women provides further insight into their experience.

On one side of the stage is the group of women, telling stories of coping with pain and being ignored.

Our set of coping items significantly mediated the effect of parental disease stage on psychosocial problems and HRQoL.

This study suggested that adolescent smoking cessation is an individual process and that a broad variety of coping strategies are used in all smoking cessation stages.

Our results demonstrate the presence of coping and the predominance of cognitive coping across gender and stage in training.

At this stage the battle to save our environment is lost and we should be concentrating on methods of coping with a 4-6C increands and the association devastation.