Search Results for Coping Behavior

... arise several decades after their evacuation. 13 1 2011 © Population Association of America 2009 2009 Psychosocial Stress Coping Behavior Birth Region Death Risk Transitional Economy References Ahonen P. ( 2005 ). Taming the Expellee Threat in Post-1945 Europe...

... uses data from the Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP) to provide evidence on the relationship between household composition and unemployment across working ages, focusing on differences in behavior by educational attainment. Using the SIPP panels, I find that individuals who become...

... of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Bloom S.S. , Banda C. , Songolo G. , Mulendema S. , Cunningham A.E. , & Boerma J.T. ( 2000 ). Looking for Change in Response to the AIDS Epidemic: Trends in AIDS Knowledge and Sexual Behavior in Zambia, 1990 Through 1998 . Journal of Acquired...

... emotional state, a cognitive state of hopelessness, an accumulation of various physical and somatic stressors, and a propensity for risky and reckless behavior ( Shanahan et al. 2019 ). Gutin et al. (2023) used structural equation modeling with latent variables to identify a well-fitting empirical model...

... or daughter leaving home (29), trouble with one s boss (23), or having a considerable mortgage or loan (17). Thus, even apparently desirable life events may cause stress because they require adap- tive or coping behavior. Even short distance changes in residence have been found to in uence psychological well...

..., and psychological stress may create additional accumulation of risk for poor physical and psychological health. It may also induce unhealthy coping behaviors, such as smoking and excessive alcohol consumption. Similarly, stunting of socioeconomic attainment may occur due to the curtailment or disruption...

.... ( 1989 ). On Determinants of Religious Behavior: A Theoretical Model and Empirical Test . Social Forces , 68 , 572 – 92 . 10.2307/2579261 Corti , M. , Gurlanik , J.M. , Ferrucci , L. , Izmirlian , G. , Leveille , S.G. , Pahor , M. , Cohen , H.G. , Pieper , C...

... . Social Science & Medicine , 10 , 297 – 306 . 10.1016/0037-7856(76)90074-3 Kuo W. H. , & Tsai Y. M. ( 1986 ). Social networking, hardiness and immigrant’s mental health . Journal of Health and Social Behavior , 27 , 133 – 149 . 10.2307/2136312 Lambert V...

...- cient depth in each: we have some bio- metric data but not enough to come to grips with the complexity of reproduc- tive behavior; we have some attitudinal questions but pursue our inquiries so briefly on anyone topic that a social psychologist must be left with a feeling of continual frustration; our...

..., gender, SES, and age . Journal of Health and Social Behavior , 57 , 200 – 222 . Campbell K. , Garcia D. M. , Granillo C. V. , & Chavez D. V. ( 2012 ). Exploring the Latino paradox: How economic and citizenship status impact health . Hispanic Journal of Behavioral...

..., or Persistent Health Inequality: A Longitudinal Analysis of White and Black Americans . Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences , 51b ( 6 ), S319 – 28 . Folkman S. , & Lazarus R.S. ( 1980 ). An Analysis of Coping in a Middle-Aged Community Sample . Journal of Health and Social Behavior...

... Comstock , G.W. , & Tonascia , J.A. ( 1976 ). Education and Mortality in Washington County, Maryland . Journal of Health and Social Behavior , 18 , 54 – 61 . 10.2307/2955396 Durkheim , E. ( 1951 ). Suicide: A Study in Sociology . New York : Free Press . Dwyer , J.W...

... it in the best way possible. The immediate future of the country could be forseen in large measure through an understanding of the effects which increasing urbanization is producing in the national population. How large are the differences in culture, attitudes, and behavior between urban and rural popu- lations...

... of mental illness including paranoid thinking, bizarre behavior, manic-depressive illnesses, and generally fragile or unsuccessful attempts to cope with the demands of life, marriage, and family" (p. 328). Typical American families? No, these were largely troubled families-and troubled parents often raise...

... of how vital rates have changed in central East Pakistan that should receive fur- ther study. To examine the determinants of re- productive behavior and to formulate policy both to cope with predicted trends in fertility and to influence these trends, the demographic analyst requires his- torical...

... of behavior underline the poten- tial role of migration in producing greater homogenization in more developed coun- tries and greater modernization in less de- veloped areas. Migrants may well serve as agents of social change and as diffusers of cultural values and norms, contributing 425 thereby...

... mobility and peer behavior . Sociological Inquiry , 76 , 397 – 426 . 10.1111/j.1475-682X.2006.00161.x Hetherington E. M. ( 1999 ). Coping with divorce, single parenting, and remarriage: A risk and resiliency perspective . Mahwah, NJ : Lawrence Erlbaum Associates . Hetherington E...

.... ( 2001 ). Unemployment insurance benefit levels and consumption changes . Journal of Public Economics , 80 , 1 – 23 . Burgard S. A. , Brand J. E. , and House J. S. ( 2007 ). Toward a better estimation of the effect of job loss on health . Journal of Health and Social Behavior...

... in Urban China . Archives of Sexual Behavior , 38 , 108 – 20 . 10.1007/s10508-007-9222-z Dekker A. , & Schmidt G. ( 2002 ). Patterns of Masturbatory Behavior: Changes Between the Sixties and the Nineties . In W.O. Bockting , & E. Coleman (Eds.), Masturbation...

... in the Discussion section. References Aneshensel C. S. ( 2005 ). Research in mental health: Social etiology versus social consequences . Journal of Health and Social Behavior , 46 , 221 – 228 . Assari S. ( 2018 ). Health disparities due to diminished return among Black Americans...