OBJECTIVE This study examines how active coping and withdrawal, psychological (internalizing and externalizing) symptoms, and glycemic control (A1C values) influence each other across time in adolescents with type 1 diabetes. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS One hundred and nine adolescents participated in a four-wave longitudinal study spanning four years (mean age at Time 1 was 13.77). Patients ...

background: orthopaedic surgeons have a pivotal role in transitioning the care of orthopedic patients from a biomedical to a biopsychosocial model. in an effort to foster this transition, we designed a study aimed to determine surgeons’ attitudes and practice of noticing, screening, discussing psychological illness with patients, as well as making referrals to address psychosocial issues in pat...

Forgiveness has frequently been theorized to be related to decreased psychological distress, and longitudinal survey research is important for the examination of this relationship. The prospective relation of forgiveness to psychological distress symptoms (i.e., depression, anxiety, and stress) at a later time point (an average of 36 weeks later) was examined in a sample of 182 female undergrad...

Experiences of person reveal his/her real-life relationships. Process change problematic relationship students through psychological defenses is also experienced. Objective: distinguish characteristic time experiences due to systematic use in the organization life. Hypothesis: for student’s solving problems with high probability associated expressed violation integrity and disintegration durati...

The search for identity is the central theme to numerous literary works, often following protagonist or another protagonist. This research analyzes protagonist's growth throughout Swing Time by Zadie Smith, which, like majority of published psychological motivated a individual's "authentic self." It's only appropriate that this author's fifth novel, experiencing adolescence. British author, use...