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Emotion‐related primary and secondary appraisals, adjustment and coping: Associations in women awaiting breast disease diagnosis
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| Zeitschriftentitel: | British Journal of Health Psychology |
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| In: | British Journal of Health Psychology, 8, 2003, 4, S. 377-391 |
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Lowe, Rob Vedhara, Kav Bennett, Paul Brookes, Emily Gale, Lone Munnoch, Kathy Schreiber‐Kounine, Christa Fowler, Clare Rayter, Zen Sammon, Alistair Farndon, John Lowe, Rob Vedhara, Kav Bennett, Paul Brookes, Emily Gale, Lone Munnoch, Kathy Schreiber‐Kounine, Christa Fowler, Clare Rayter, Zen Sammon, Alistair Farndon, John |
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Lowe, Rob Vedhara, Kav Bennett, Paul Brookes, Emily Gale, Lone Munnoch, Kathy Schreiber‐Kounine, Christa Fowler, Clare Rayter, Zen Sammon, Alistair Farndon, John British Journal of Health Psychology Emotion‐related primary and secondary appraisals, adjustment and coping: Associations in women awaiting breast disease diagnosis Applied Psychology General Medicine |
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Lowe, Rob Vedhara, Kav Bennett, Paul Brookes, Emily Gale, Lone Munnoch, Kathy Schreiber‐Kounine, Christa Fowler, Clare Rayter, Zen Sammon, Alistair Farndon, John 1359-107X 2044-8287 Wiley Applied Psychology General Medicine http://dx.doi.org/10.1348/135910703770238257 <jats:p>Objective: Different emotions are to some extent associated with different ways of coping. Cognitive processes involved in determining emotional reactions may influence coping (perhaps through directing attention or generating salient information). This study explored possible appraisal‐coping associations by examining whether a set of appraisal components identified in emotion theory were also associated with coping.</jats:p><jats:p>Design: The study examined concurrent associations between appraisal components, emotional adjustment, and coping in 148 women with suspected breast disease.</jats:p><jats:p>Method: Questionnaire measures of primary and secondary appraisal components identified in emotion theory, anxiety, depression, and coping were sent to women during the waiting period between GP referral and attendance at a ‘one‐stop’ breast‐disease diagnosis clinic.</jats:p><jats:p>Results: Consistent with expectations, appraisal components were associated with both emotions and coping. Elevated anxiety was associated with appraisals of low emotion‐focused coping potential; avoidance coping was associated with motivational incongruence, self‐accountability, and pessimistic appraisal of emotion‐focused coping potential; acceptance/resignation coping was associated with self‐accountability and pessimistic appraisals of both future expectancy and emotion‐focused coping potential.</jats:p><jats:p>Conclusion: This study presents a theoretically driven approach to exploring associations between emotions and adjustment efforts. In keeping with expectations, a number of appraisal components identified in emotion theory were found to be associated with both emotion and coping.</jats:p> Emotion‐related primary and secondary appraisals, adjustment and coping: Associations in women awaiting breast disease diagnosis British Journal of Health Psychology |
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<jats:p>Objective: Different emotions are to some extent associated with different ways of coping. Cognitive processes involved in determining emotional reactions may influence coping (perhaps through directing attention or generating salient information). This study explored possible appraisal‐coping associations by examining whether a set of appraisal components identified in emotion theory were also associated with coping.</jats:p><jats:p>Design: The study examined concurrent associations between appraisal components, emotional adjustment, and coping in 148 women with suspected breast disease.</jats:p><jats:p>Method: Questionnaire measures of primary and secondary appraisal components identified in emotion theory, anxiety, depression, and coping were sent to women during the waiting period between GP referral and attendance at a ‘one‐stop’ breast‐disease diagnosis clinic.</jats:p><jats:p>Results: Consistent with expectations, appraisal components were associated with both emotions and coping. Elevated anxiety was associated with appraisals of low emotion‐focused coping potential; avoidance coping was associated with motivational incongruence, self‐accountability, and pessimistic appraisal of emotion‐focused coping potential; acceptance/resignation coping was associated with self‐accountability and pessimistic appraisals of both future expectancy and emotion‐focused coping potential.</jats:p><jats:p>Conclusion: This study presents a theoretically driven approach to exploring associations between emotions and adjustment efforts. In keeping with expectations, a number of appraisal components identified in emotion theory were found to be associated with both emotion and coping.</jats:p> |
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| spellingShingle | Lowe, Rob, Vedhara, Kav, Bennett, Paul, Brookes, Emily, Gale, Lone, Munnoch, Kathy, Schreiber‐Kounine, Christa, Fowler, Clare, Rayter, Zen, Sammon, Alistair, Farndon, John, British Journal of Health Psychology, Emotion‐related primary and secondary appraisals, adjustment and coping: Associations in women awaiting breast disease diagnosis, Applied Psychology, General Medicine |
| title | Emotion‐related primary and secondary appraisals, adjustment and coping: Associations in women awaiting breast disease diagnosis |
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