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Coping

Coping refers to the application of coping mechanisms, conscious and unconscious cognitions that people use to manage unpleasant emotions, stress, and anxiety. Coping mechanisms can be adaptive, meaning that they successfully improve the well-being of the person applying them, or maladaptive, meaning they may manage a specific unpleasant emotion, but at…

History, Historical psychoanalytic theories & Theories of coping

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Historical psychoanalytic theories

GermanFreudianPsychoanalystKaren HorneyNeurotic
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Theories of coping

RationalEmpiricalPsychometricEgo defensesDenial
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Gender differences

Psychological stressStressorsSelf-esteemTend-and-befriendFight-or-flight
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Physiological basis

HormonesCortisolStress hormoneLimbicSympathetic nervous system
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Theories of coping

Historical psychoanalytic theories

Gender differences

Physiological basis

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Coping

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related to Further reading · 28
Coping → Arantzamendi, Belar, Biological Approaches, Brougham, Celeste, Centeno, Christy, Coping Strategies Among College, Current Psychology, Emotion, Feb, How, Janine, Lazarus, Mendoza, Miller, Nancy Stein, Palliat Med, Psychological, Richard
related to Sources · 16
Coping → Annual Review, Cengage Learning, February, Folkman, Harrington, ISBN, Judith Tedlie, Moskowitz, OCLC, Pitfalls, PMID, Promise, Psychology, Rick, Stress, Susan
related to Humor · 10
Coping → By, Exercised, For, However, Humor, In, It, Physiological, This, Using
related to Karen Horney · 7
Coping → German Freudian, Horney, In, It, Karen Horney, Moving, The
related to Object relations · 7
Coping → Emotion-focused, Emotional, From, John Bowlby, Object, People, Winnicott
related to Theories of coping · 6
Coping → Early, Folkman, However, Hundreds, Lazarus, Researchers
related to External links · 5
Coping → Children, Coping Skills, Domestic Violence, Teenagers Living, TraumaCoping Strategies
related to Gender differences · 5
Coping → Early, Gender, Men, Recent, There
related to Negative techniques (maladaptive coping or non-coping) · 4
Coping → Examples, Maladaptive, These, Whereas
related to Adaptive behavioral coping strategies · 3
Coping → Adaptive, Defense, This

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Copingis amechanism to alleviate distress by minimizing0.90text
comfort televisioninstance ofEmotion-focused coping strategies may also include media-based practices0.80text
where individuals engage with familiarinstance ofEmotion-focused coping strategies may also include media-based practices0.80text
predictable content to regulate moodinstance ofEmotion-focused coping strategies may also include media-based practices0.80text
alleviate stressinstance ofEmotion-focused coping strategies may also include media-based practices0.80text
self-defeating humor can also have negative effects on psychological adjustmentinstance ofmaladaptive humor styles0.80text
might exacerbate negative effects of other stressorsinstance ofmaladaptive humor styles0.80text
self-defeating humorinstance ofuse of maladaptive humor styles0.80text
procrastinationinstance ofuse of maladaptive humor styles0.80text
rationalizationinstance ofuse of maladaptive humor styles0.80text
safety behaviorsinstance ofuse of maladaptive humor styles0.80text
and sensitizationinstance ofuse of maladaptive humor styles0.80text

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