Emotional intelligence and psychological resilience to negative life events

Armstrong, Andrew; Galligan, Roslyn; Critchley, Christine

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2011.03.025

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“…Similarly, enhanced resilience plays a significant protective role in successful recovery from SUDs (Roberts, Galassi, McDonald, & Sachs, 2002). Researchers provide compelling evidence in support of the association between emotional capacities and resilience, and of resilience as a mediating factor among advanced emotional capacities, affect balance, and well-being (Armstrong, Galligan, & Critchley, 2011;Liu, Wang, & Lu, 2013;Zeidner, Matthews & Roberts, 2012). Advanced emotional capacities relate to stress resilience (Schneider et al, 2013) and demonstrate strong relationships with resilience factors among clinical samples of young adults with cooccurring CT and SUDs (Montgomery et al, 2008).…”

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Contemporary Trauma Theory and Trauma-Informed Care in Substance Use Disorders: A Conceptual Model for Integrating Coping and Resilience

Goodman¹

2017

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Contemporary Trauma Theory and Trauma-Informed Care in Substance Use Disorders: A Conceptual Model for Integrating Coping and Resilience

Goodman¹

2017

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“…Da mesma forma que uma adversidade, para um indivíduo pode ser excessiva ou traumática, para outro pode ser leve (GROTBERG, 2005). Armstrong et al (2011) complementam que, frente a eventos negativos, a inteligência emocional ajuda a selecionar a resposta adequada que culmina no comportamento resiliente.…”

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“…Masten (2011), DiCorcia e Tronick (2011) e Masten e Cicchetti (2016) sinalizam que a superação de situações adversas extremas ou extraordinárias geralmente são associadas à resiliência, contudo, estes pesquisadores consideram que a resiliência também está relacionada a situações de estresse do dia a dia. Estas situações, por sua vez, se formam a partir de mudanças de certas condições de vida as quais não eram esperadas (ARMSTRONG et al, 2011).…”

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“…Para Dicorcia e Tronick (2011), o estresse do cotidiano ajuda quando o indivíduo tem que passar por uma adversidade mais intensa. Essas mudanças se tornam desafios para as pessoas, as quais, à medida que vão se adaptando, ampliam a sua capacidade de lidar com as situações que estão lhes perturbando (ARMSTRONG et al, 2011).…”

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“…Embora a resiliência tenha sua origem no campo da física e da engenharia (GOLDSCHMIDT; IRIGARAY, 2016), também é investigado na educação, na enfermagem, na psicologia, na psiquiatria (ARMSTRONG et al, 2011;DICORCIA;TRONICK, 2011;RUTTER, 2012;LUTHAR et al, 2014;MASTEN;CICHETTI, 2016), dentre outros e mais recentemente na administração (COUTU, 2002;BARLACH et al, 2008;MINELLO;SCHERER;ALVES, 2012;CANTONI;GIUSTINIANO, 2015;MINELLO, 2014). A resiliência, nos estudos de Administração, "surge como produto da interação entre o sujeito ou o sistema e o meio em que está inserido" (GOLDSCHMIDT; IRIGARAY, 2016, p. 2).…”

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Resiliência E Expatriação: Das Adversidades À Dinâmica Do Comportamento Resiliente De Expatriados

Scherer¹,

Minello²

2017

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Doi: alcance.v24n3.p329-349 RESUMOA resiliência consiste em um processo dinâmico em que um indivíduo, ao vivenciar uma adversidade, busca enfrentar e se adaptar, como pode ocorrer com expatriados que vivenciam situações de estresse ao irem para outro país. Assim, este artigo tem como objetivo analisar o comportamento resiliente de brasileiros expatriados na China diante da experiência de expatriação. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa e exploratória. Foram realizadas entrevistas semiestruturadas com doze expatriados brasileiros na China, as quais foram analisadas sob a luz da técnica de análise de conteúdo. As categorias definidas a priori foram: situações de adversidade e dinâmica do comportamento resiliente. Como resultados, destaca-se que a maioria das adversidades estava relacionada a aspectos pertencentes à cultura do país de expatriação. Em um primeiro momento a reação espontânea dos expatriados era a negação e, com o tempo, a aceitação, culminando no sentimento de adaptação durante esta experiência. Ressalta-se a oscilação entre momentos de estabilidade emocional e momentos de angústia e isolamento. Este fato vai ao encontro da curva de adaptação e aculturação do expatriado, que demonstra o movimento dos sentimentos e comportamento do indivíduo no estrangeiro, o que pode ser relacionado à dinamicidade do comportamento resiliente dos expatriados, ora positivo, ora negativo.Palavras-chave: resiliência; comportamento resiliente; expatriação. ABSTRACTResilience is a dynamic process in which an individual experiencing an adversity seeks to face it and adapt to it, as can occur with expatriates experiencing stressful situations when they travel to another country. This article analyzes the resilient behavior of expatriate Brazilians in China in the face of the expatriation experience. This is a qualitative and exploratory research. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with twelve Brazilian expatriates in China, which were then analyzed using the technique of content analysis. The categories defined a priori were: situations of adversity and dynamics of resilient behavior. The results highlighted that most of the adversities were related to aspects related to the culture of the expatriation country. At first the spontaneous reaction of the expatriates was denial, and with time, acceptance, culminating in a feeling of adaptation during this experience. There was also fluctuation between moments of emotional stability and moments of anguish and isolation. This fact Disponível em: www.univali.br/periodicos

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Quantitative changes in mental health measures with 3MDR treatment for Canadian military members and veterans

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Objective Military members and veterans are at elevated risk of treatment‐resistant posttraumatic stress disorder (TR‐PTSD) due to higher rates of exposure to potentially traumatic events during the course of duty. Knowledge of TR‐PTSD is limited, and specific protocols or evidence‐based TR‐PTSD therapies are lacking. Multimodal motion‐assisted memory desensitization and reconsolidation (3MDR) therapy is an emerging intervention for combat‐related TR‐PTSD. The purpose of this study was to preliminarily assess the effectiveness of 3MDR in addressing TR‐PTSD in Canadian military members and veterans. Methods This study is a longitudinal mixed‐methods clinical trial. English‐speaking military members and veterans aged 18–60 with TR‐PTSD were recruited to participate. The intervention consisted of six sessions of 3MDR therapy. Quantitative data were collected pretreatment, posttreatment, and longitudinally at 1, 3, and 6 months after completion of 3MDR. Results Results from the first 11 participants to complete the 3MDR protocol exhibited statistically significant improvement (surviving multiple comparison correction) in clinically administered and self‐reported scores for PTSD (CAPS‐5 and PCL‐5), moral injury (MISS‐M‐SF), depression (PHQ‐9), anxiety (GAD‐7), emotional regulation (DERS‐18), and resilience (CD‐RS‐25). Conclusion The preliminary and exploratory results from this clinical trial support the growing body of literature illustrating 3MDR as an effective treatment for military‐related TR‐PTSD. These results are notable given participants' previous lack of success with frontline psychotherapeutic and pharmacological interventions. Given that there are currently very limited treatment options for TR‐PTSD, 3MDR could prove to be a valuable treatment option for military members and veterans with TR‐PTSD.

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Emotional intelligence and psychological resilience to negative life events

Cited by 244 publications

References 25 publications

Contemporary Trauma Theory and Trauma-Informed Care in Substance Use Disorders: A Conceptual Model for Integrating Coping and Resilience

Contemporary Trauma Theory and Trauma-Informed Care in Substance Use Disorders: A Conceptual Model for Integrating Coping and Resilience

Resiliência E Expatriação: Das Adversidades À Dinâmica Do Comportamento Resiliente De Expatriados

Quantitative changes in mental health measures with 3MDR treatment for Canadian military members and veterans

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