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(PTSD) is a relatively common psychiatric disorder, with an overall lifetime prevalence of about seven to twelve percent in the general US population (e.g. Kessler 1995). More specifically, five to six percent of men and ten to twelve perc...
nurses is a protective factor against the feelings of inadequacy and off the stress response. To the extent that the nurse acquires knowledge, attitudes and skills are perceived as more capable. There are several studies linking the continu...
Perceived Stress, Social Support, and Coping Introduction Previous studies on the relations between stress and subsequent psychological problems in young people have generally focused on parameters of stress, such as frequency, duration, an...
article on the coping strategies discusses the role of parents in supporting the autistic children in assimilating in the normal social environment. Childbirth is a joyful experience and a blessing for most parents. However, knowing that o...
workers and normally takes three months to train them. Workplace stress affects the performance of the team, concentration and learning. We are loosing sales and profits in our store. Analysis of the Problem Work now more than ever consumes...
an And Resources Required12 CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION When individuals as sportspersons encounter stressful situations, the outcome in terms of positive (e.g., excitement) or negative (e.g., anxiety) emotional responses, and their subsequent ...
with epilepsy should be supported and motivated to have normal, healthy relationships with others and to be engaged in everyday social activities. Some community programs and networking are very helpful for adults and children with epilepsy...