Sense of coherence and health: evidence from two cross-lagged longitudinal samples

Effect of Care Manager Support on Health-Related Quality of Life of Caregivers of Impaired Elderly: One-Year Longitudinal Study

“…SOC is not a hereditary ability like personality and nature, but is learned through experiences that accumulate over one's life 13) . The SOC scale has been translated into more than twenty languages and examined in relation to health and illness in a large number of studies, mainly in foreign countries 14,[27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35] . In Japan, some experimental studies have been conducted [36][37][38] ; however, a study of caregivers has not yet been reported.…”

Une étude sur le rôle modérateur des traits de personnalité sur la relation entre les conditions de l’organisation du travail et la détresse psychologique

“…Cependant, le peu d'études ayant porté sur l'effet modérateur du sentiment de cohésion indiquaient que ce trait ne semblait pas posséder un pouvoir de modération significatif sur la relation entre les variables qui nous occupent (Kivimaki et al, 2000, Marchand et al, 2005a, 2006a. Cependant, une étude d 'Albertsen et al (2001) est parvenu à montrer un effet modérateur du sentiment de cohésion, plus précisément qu'un haut niveau de ce dernier permettrait de mieux gérer le stress vis-à-vis de la pression occasionnée par l'environnement de travail.…”

Analysis of validity and reliability of the adapted portuguese version of Antonovsky's Sense of Coherence Questionnaire among nursing professionals

“…For this evaluation it is necessary to have available for our culture the instrument created to evaluate the sense of coherence and titled by the author as the Orientation to Life Questionnaire reported in the literature as Antonovsky's Sense of Coherence Questionnaire (ASCQ). This instrument was recently adapted and validated for the Portuguese language among heart patients (2) , and has been used among workers in different occupations (4) , among teachers (5) and nursing professionals (6)(7) in other countries, however, in Brazil it has still not yet been applied among nursing staff.…”