Sentence examples for support coping from inspiring English sources

It's on the winding roads and imperfect surfaces of more rural locations that the Vitara works better, its four-wheel drive and radar brake support coping well with the quick-quick-slow of country lanes (and the dashboard's rear parking camera is useful for those inevitable reversing incidents, too).

Personality traits, psychosocial factors and coping strategies as well as the effects of support, coping and resilience [15] have been identified.

We first present a body of research showing that positive emotions broaden cognition and behavioral repertoires, and in so doing, build durable biopsychosocial resources that support coping and flourishing mental health.

Designed for use in emergency settings, the FISP is a family-based cognitive behavior therapy session designed to increase motivation for follow-up treatment, support, coping, and safety, augmented by care linkage telephone contacts after discharge.

It was hypothesized that a combination of pre-trauma variables (e.g., age, geographic location), trauma-specific variables such as trauma recency, type of trauma (deliberately violent vs. accidental), and post-trauma variables (e.g., social support, coping strategies, belief in fate) would be predictive of these psychological sequelae.

Our previous study [ 19] measured social support, coping and posttraumatic growth pre and post treatment.

But with the UK's economic future looking ever bleaker after the chancellor downgraded growth and announced six more years of cuts, how will charities that provide such support cope? "The big concern is the double whammy," explains Colwill.

Interventions should focus on reducing stress and supporting coping strategies for all mothers.

In response to EMA-based reports of low mood in combination with the contextual data sensed by the device, Mobylize! delivers EMI aimed at improving mood or supporting coping.

Cortisol is a multifunctional steroid that in the short-term supports coping with immediate challenges and threats, but persistently elevated cortisol levels a condition called hypercortisolism can lead to a variety of harmful immunological, metabolic, and psychological side effects.

Providing informal schizophrenia caregivers with support services (e.g., financial support, social support, and coping strategy programs) to help better manage patients may improve their overall health status.