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Coping

Coping is defined as the process of making efforts to manage distressing problems and emotions that affect the physical and psychological outcomes of stress.. In the stress and coping paradigm, it refers to any attempt to deal with stress. It is the general term for how people attempt to deal with traumas and go back to functioning effectively in life. It is the active efforts to master, reduce, or tolerate the demands created by stress. Moreover, Coping also refer to strategies that individuals use to manage the distressing problems and emotions in their lives.

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Coping appraisal

Coping appraisal is a term used in protection motivation theory, that refers to the evaluation of one's ability to successfully avoid or cope with negative outcomes. If one concludes that one is unlikely to cope effectively by refraining from an undesired behavior, one will be more likely to engage in the behavior.

Coping behavior

Coping behavior refers to consciously planned behavior determined by the needs of a given situation and designed for a specifi c purpose, usually to bring about a change in one's environment.

Coping measures

Coping measures refer to any efforts by an individual to regulate negative feelings about changes in his or her environment.

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Coping model

Coping model refers to an individual who demonstrates effective coping in a stressful situation, for example, preparing for a medical procedure or surgery. Observing or playing a tape of such a model may be useful for individuals who are about to experience similar procedures.

Coping outcomes

Coping outcomes refer to the beneficial effects that are thought to result from successful coping; these include reducing stress, adjusting more successfully to it, maintaining emotional equilibrium, having satisfying relationships with others, and maintaining a positive self -image.

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Coping process

Coping process refers to the process of reacting to a stressor and resulting in either a favorable outcome as in health and well-being or unfavorable outcome like sickness and unhappiness

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Coping questions

Coping questions are questions ask about successful experiences that individuals have had in dealing with the problem. They highlight the person’s ability to cope with problems.

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