Attachment and well-being: The mediating role of emotion regulation and resilience

Karreman, Annemiek; Vingerhoets, A.J.J.M.

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2012.06.014

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“…Lopez (2011) reinforced that resilience as an innate and acquired competence, deriving from idiosyncratic characteristics and experience, includes a set of internal and external mechanisms enhanced when adversity occurs, could be developed by cognitive transformation practices, education and environmental support, and resilience training could improve life's quality and reduce stress effects, and being a depression and anxiety treatment instrument and stress or trauma reaction. As the scientific literature indicates the relevance of emotional management, particularly love, to resilience as Ghafoori, Hierholzer, Howsepian & Boardman (2008) expressed, Grafton, Gillespie & Henderson (2010), Karreman &Vingerhoets (2012) confirmed that emotional and social abilities are the ones that allow the response to crisis events and/or necessity to adaptation.…”

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Resilience psychophysiology: preventing breakdown the biomarkers that could enhance resilience and breakdown prevention.

Nobre¹,

Castro²,

Briegas³

2018

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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SUMMARYIntroduction: This paper draws a research project that aims to understand the psychophysiological gymnastics necessary to cope with the trauma's "pathosplastic gymnastic", elucidating the successful or adaptation magic of resilient individuals. As study justification we point motivation and curiosity to obtain an assertive answer to the question: How and Why individuals exposed to dramatic life events didn't develop PTSD or any psychopathological symptom but reveal their adaptive magic? This answer could not only enlightening protector, vulnerability and risk factors but also if this extraordinary individuals have a singular biology that enable us to find if resilience has a pattern of biomarkers which could provide the interventional tools to promote resilience and prevent breakdown, monitoring psychophysiology of resilience and consequently promote Health and Well-Being.Keywords: Resilience, Prevention, Biomarkers, Pharmacotherapy. PREVIOUS CONSIDERATIONSDefinitely the argument to bring to light the psychophysiology of resilience, it's the potentiality to promote Well-being and provide most effective insight about the extraordinary body of resilient individuals "what are made of" and "how it recovers homeostasis or balances itself" and knowing that exists already in the market oxytocin nasal spray and scientific literature indicates benefits of using it for PTSD (Eidelman-Rothman et al, 2015) and other disorders as autism spectrum, schizophrenia and depression (Barraza et al, 2013), we aim to contribute with this research project to the development of new pharmacotherapy and new benefits of use of those existing.

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Resilience psychophysiology: preventing breakdown the biomarkers that could enhance resilience and breakdown prevention.

Nobre¹,

Castro²,

Briegas³

2018

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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“…Attachment style may also play a role in reappraisal ability and resilience. In a study of 632 men and women, researchers found that secure attachment was associated with higher cognitive reappraisal and resilience and that these two factors partially mediated individuals' well-being (Karreman and Vingerhoets, 2012). Securely attached participants were more likely to reframe situations as less emotional and less likely to suppress emotional expression.…”

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Understanding Resilience

2006

Learning From Resilient People: Lessons We Can Apply to Counseling and Psychotherapy

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Resilience is the ability to adapt successfully in the face of stress and adversity. Stressful life events, trauma, and chronic adversity can have a substantial impact on brain function and structure, and can result in the development of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression and other psychiatric disorders. However, most individuals do not develop such illnesses after experiencing stressful life events, and are thus thought to be resilient. Resilience as successful adaptation relies on effective responses to environmental challenges and ultimate resistance to the deleterious effects of stress, therefore a greater understanding of the factors that promote such effects is of great relevance. This review focuses on recent findings regarding genetic, epigenetic, developmental, psychosocial, and neurochemical factors that are considered essential contributors to the development of resilience. Neural circuits and pathways involved in mediating resilience are also discussed. The growing understanding of resilience factors will hopefully lead to the development of new pharmacological and psychological interventions for enhancing resilience and mitigating the untoward consequences.

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“…Our non-probabilistic sample, by convenience, comprises workers of both genders, with 35 years old mean. Regarding the business world is of vital importance the employee's technical competence, as well as their emotional and social skills, since are those that would respond in crisis situations and/or in adaptational urgency (18,12), therefore focus of our …”

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Produtividade: Critica (L) Resiliência

Nobre¹,

Castro²,

Esteves³

2016

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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Knowing that resilience is determined by genetic and environmental factors upon the culture of origin, age and gender of the individual (19,4,6,7,5,14) and that the issue of productivity is seriously notorious (18, 8 and 3) in the current world of serious competitiveness and insecure survival, it's prudent to evaluate the relationship between resilience and productivity. Our research, in development, aims to build a new model of psychotherapeutic intervention to develop individual's resilience and productivity, recognizing which resilience's categories contribute the most to increase each individual productivity, adapting the interventional model considering the individual resilience skills to develop or acquire. Our non-probabilistic sample, by convenience, comprises workers of both genders, with 35 years old mean. Regarding the business world is of vital importance the employee's technical competence, as well as their emotional and social skills, since are those that would respond in crisis situations and/or in adaptational urgency (18,12), therefore focus of our

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Attachment and well-being: The mediating role of emotion regulation and resilience

Cited by 243 publications

References 25 publications

Resilience psychophysiology: preventing breakdown the biomarkers that could enhance resilience and breakdown prevention.

Resilience psychophysiology: preventing breakdown the biomarkers that could enhance resilience and breakdown prevention.

Understanding Resilience

Produtividade: Critica (L) Resiliência

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