Peripartum depression (PPD) is a major complication of pregnancy, and numerous risk factors have been associated with its onset, including dysfunctional coping strategies insecure attachment styles, both during pregnancy postpartum. The aim our study was to investigate the role in mediating relationship between women’s style depressive symptomatology one week after giving birth large sample wom...

background: thalassemia is a chronic disease with serious clinical and psychological challenges. the incidence of thalassemia in a family member may cause a psychological crisis in all family members and in this case coping strategies are required. this clinical trial study aimed to determine the impact of training coping strategies on their use by major thalassemic adolescents referred to dast...

This article examines flood preparedness characteristics and coping capacity of households based on the findings two research studies conducted in Thailand, discusses implications for disaster resilience building. The first study looked at household preparedness. Data were collected using a questionnaire from 1,592 randomly selected Thailand's four regions, descriptive statistics obtained to an...

OBJECTIVE Suicide bereavement research can help facilitate greater understanding of the impact of suicide and potential risks for others. As there is limited research on the experience of young people who lose a friend to suicide, the aim of this exploratory study was to consider specific psychological factors for such bereaved young people. METHODS Ten young people who had experienced the su...

Strategies for coping with risk of future adverse events vary from efforts to ignore the possibility of collective harm to detailed efforts to prevent such harm from occurring. The effectiveness of either strategy depends upon the accuracy of our estimates of future events, our capacity to reorganize existing resources, skills, and knowledge to meet unexpected demands, and most importantly, our...

the aim of this study was to investigate differences in stress coping styles between athletic and non-athletic students with high and low self-esteem. for this purpose, 465 students (118 females and 347 males, mean age 23.58+3.20 years) were selected by available sampling method. the questionnaire of coping styles (dadsetan et al. 1384) and self-esteem (rosenberg, 1987) were used to evaluate th...

Dual-process theories divide cognition into two kinds of processes: Type 1 processes that are autonomous and do not use working memory, 2 decoupled from the immediate situation memory. Often, also fast, high capacity, parallel, nonconscious, biased, contextualized, associative, while typically slow, low serial, conscious, normative, abstract, rule-based. This article argues for an embodied dual...

This research examined whether stigma diminishes people's ability to control their behaviors. Because coping with stigma requires self-regulation, and self-regulation is a limited-capacity resource, we predicted that individuals belonging to stigmatized groups are less able to regulate their own behavior when they become conscious of their stigmatizing status or enter threatening environments. ...