Meanings of active coping in English

SigAA is critical for understanding aversively motivated instrumental behavior and anxiety-related active coping.

Most respondents (77%) exhibited active coping in response to unfair treatment.

John Henryism is defined as a measure of active coping in response to stressful experiences.

Lower education level and reported use of active coping strategies at baseline were associated with less improvement.

Small positive associations were observed between language performance and total resilience, active coping self-efficacy, and accommodative coping self-efficacy.

The tasks demanding active coping responses tended to raise blood pressure due primarily to an increase in cardiac output, while vascular resistance fell.

A total of 8 weeks of chronic paroxetine treatment induced a more active coping strategy in the forced swim test in HAB rats only.

Conclusions: Active coping was more strongly associated with understanding of diabetes self-care among older African Americans than whites.

Active coping strategies were used more often by women with a personal cancer history than by women without cancer.

Methods: Participants completed the John Henryism Active Coping Scale, Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale, Davidson Trauma Scale, and the Abusive Behavior Inventory.