Self-Concept and Coping Skills of Female Early Adolescents in South Korea

Sung, Kyung Mi

doi:10.1177/1059840511410435

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“…In the present study, challenge to self‐concept and its dimensions did not show a statistically significant association with coping styles, a finding that was in contradiction with the results of previous studies (Sung, ; Thomas, ). For example, Heydari et al's study shows that if patients with HF consider the prescribed therapeutic regimen as a challenge, coping behaviours such as problem‐solving will appear that lead to greater adherence to the regimen (Heydari et al, ).…”

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“…In the present study, challenge to self-concept and its dimensions did not show a statistically significant association with coping styles, a finding that was in contradiction with the results of previous studies (Sung, 2011;Thomas, 2007). For example,…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Thomas also believes that a health regimen may be considered as a threat to self‐concept to patients suffering from HF, thus causing emotional responses in them and reduced adherence to the regimen (Thomas, ). Similar findings are reported in Sung () and Kammeyer‐Mueller et al () and Ahrari et al () (Ahrari et al, ; Kammeyer‐Mueller et al, ; Sung, ).…”

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The relationship between cognitive perception of self‐concept and coping styles in heart failure patients

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Aim To determine the relationship between self‐concept and coping styles in patients with heart failure in an Iranian population. Design This study had a correlational design. Methods In this study, 100 HF patients hospitalized in the CCU and cardiac ward of Vali‐Asr Hospital of Birjand, Iran were selected by convenience sampling method. Two validated and reliable questionnaires including Cognitive Perception of Self‐Concept and the Coping Styles questionnaires were completed by each patient. Results There were significant associations between emotion‐oriented and threat to self‐concept in total and physical sensation and self‐consistency dimensions. Also, a significant association was observed between avoidance‐oriented and threat to self‐concept in total and body sensation dimension (p < .05). There was no significant association between the problem‐oriented component and the threat to self‐concept in total and none of its dimensions. The challenge to self‐concept and its dimensions were not significantly related to any component of coping styles.

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“…The concept also comprises the ability to think about what we are likely to do in a given situation (20, 21). Self-concept refers to an individual’s perception of self in relation to characteristics such as academics, gender roles, sexuality, communication with other people and racial identity (20, 22). Self-concept develops over a lifetime and varies among individuals.…”

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“…Self-concept develops over a lifetime and varies among individuals. As defined by Bracken (1992), self-concept is a learned response pattern that reflects the individual’s evaluation of past behavior and experiences and predicts the individual’s future behavior (22). Also, Differentiation of self is an important familial factor that has been found to be related to stress and anxiety (23) .Differentiation of self is the internal, psychic condition of being able to distinguish feelings from thoughts.…”

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The Comparison of Self-differentiation and Self-concept in Divorced and Non-divorced Women who Experience Domestic Violence

Sheikh

Koolaee

Zadeh

2013

Int J High Risk Behav Addict

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BackgroundA number of researches indicate that domestic violence (DV) causes abuse and vulnerability of women and children. Two components that can decrease violence and divorce are self-concept and self-differentiation.ObjectivesIn this research, we compare self-differentiation and self-concept in divorced and non-divorced women that experience domestic violence.Materials and MethodsTo achieve the goal of the research, 80 divorced women with domestic violence were chosen through available sampling and equalized with 80 non divorced women with domestic violence in aspect of age and education. They respond to instrument of self-differentiation (Skowron) and self-concept (Rodgers). Data was analyzed between the two groups using independent t-test. The significant level was (P < 0.01).ResultsThe findings indicated divorced women have more self-differentiation and self-concept than non-divorced women. In addition, there is a significant difference with respect to self-differentiation and self-concept in divorced and non-divorced women with domestic violence.ConclusionsThese results emphasize that self-differentiation and self-concept can be considered in premarital education (therapeutic interventions) to protective conditions against the occurrence of DV.

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Alopecia Areata

Sarah¹

2022

Journal of the Dermatology Nurses' Association

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The purpose of this search was to review the literature on the subject of alopecia areata. METHODS: This literary review utilized the library databases of Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature and PubMed as well as the medical research platform Ovid, exploring topics associated with the subject matter of alopecia areata examining issues associated with the autoimmune disorder including diagnosis, treatment, and the patient experience. This investigation examines the diagnosis and progression of the autoimmune disease including relevant and recent literature reflecting research outcomes from the specialties of dermatology, psychology, genetics, and nursing. RESULTS: In summary, the outcome of the literature exploration reflects research from the specialties of dermatology, psychology, and medicine, revealing numerous difficulties patients diagnosed with alopecia areata experience. CONCLUSION: The nursing profession pursues research to promote best practice and improve patient outcomes; however, nursing research falls short on the topic of alopecia areata. This autoimmune disorder causes a significant psychological impact on people living with the disease; therefore, individuals diagnosed with the condition experience the unique phenomenon of living without hair. The literature review indicates the need for further investigation of the essence of living with the daily reality of cyclic patterns of hair loss and the resulting health-illness transition from one stable state of health to another state of health.

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Self-Concept and Coping Skills of Female Early Adolescents in South Korea

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

The relationship between cognitive perception of self‐concept and coping styles in heart failure patients

The relationship between cognitive perception of self‐concept and coping styles in heart failure patients

The Comparison of Self-differentiation and Self-concept in Divorced and Non-divorced Women who Experience Domestic Violence

Alopecia Areata

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