Sentence examples for style of coping from inspiring English sources
This process of self-preservation is accomplished with a distinct style of coping through surface acting, an exhibition of physical actions intended to ward off the harmful effects of white racism and cynicism that can lead to feelings of self-doubt and interpersonal angst.
indicated a monitoring style of coping.
Each situation is followed by eight behavioral choices, four pertaining to a monitoring and four to a blunting, i.e. distracting style of coping.
This is more parsimonious than a cohort effect, based on learning a style of coping due to being exposed to a high suicide rate at a sensitive age.
Importantly, RO-DBT provides a unique perspective on the etiology underlying AN (specifically the restrictive subtype) by conceptualizing restrictive eating as a form of maladaptive inhibitory control that is part of an overcontrolled style of coping [ 18, 32].
To examine differences in baseline characteristics (descriptive data, cognitive appraisal of CVD risk, and style of coping with stress) between men and women, the Student's t-test and the chi-squared test were used.
It was their "keep calm and carry on" motto, 1960s style, a way of coping with having their lives turned inside out.
A study comparing paternal and maternal styles of coping with a child's chronic illness noted that "mothers tend to use contact with the medical team treating the child as a coping behavior more frequently than fathers," and feel more personally responsible than fathers for a child's therapeutic needs.
To assess psychological distress, styles of coping and disease-related psychosocial limitations in parents of children and adolescents who survived meningococcal septic shock (MSS) 4 16 years ago.
Psychological group sessions focused on recommendations of lifestyle for headache sufferers, and discussion of individual headache concepts, individual styles of coping with headache, avoidance of headache triggers and stress management.
This indicates that hormonal responses during encounters may vary according to the individual status and may reflect different styles of coping with social stress [72].
