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Outcomes for task persistence were contrary to other subscales in wellness- focused coping.
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Problem- focused coping mediated family meals and both stress and disordered eating-related attitudes and behaviors in Year 10.
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The frequency of traumatic events, work at traumatic emergency units, dysfunctional coping, emotion- focused coping, and social support were found to be significantly associated with PTSD.
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Results: More frequent family meals in the first 3 study years predicted greater family cohesion and problem- and emotion- focused coping in Years 7 and 8.