Social self-description and affective well-being in young unemployed people a comparative study

Fraccaroli, Franco; Blanc, Alexis Le; Hajjar, Violette

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“…Social companies (understood right Here that Tajfelin (1981) social identity following the definition of idea -a The importance of this subject at a particular time As powerful knowledge institutions language). To a good sized extent as compared to two reference businesses that serve as key factors in their mental subject: "running human beings" and "unemployed" [12]. Social assist in the process of enforcing trainer remarks, as well as ability building to expand peer feedback and cognizance in accepting important comments with a fine attitude.…”

Section: Social-affective Strategiesmentioning

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Analysis of English Communication Development using VIKOR Method

2019

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Good listeners use rationalization and reflection strategies to verify what the alternative individual has said and avoid confusion. It is the language of science, aviation, computers, diplomacy and tourism. Last however now not least, it's miles the language of worldwide conversation, media and the Internet. Whether for professional or private motives, know-how the significance of English will help you achieve your goals. These consist of: behaviour alternate conversation, mass verbal exchange and advocacy communication. communication in English involves 4 modes: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Give your complete interest to the person talking and really take note of what they're saying and what they are not announcing. Good listeners use rationalization and reflection strategies to verify what the alternative individual has said and avoid confusion. It is the language of science, aviation, computers, diplomacy and tourism. Last however now not least, it's miles the language of worldwide conversation, media and the Internet. Whether for professional or private motives, know-how the significance of English will help you achieve your goals. These consist of: behaviour alternate conversation, mass verbal exchange and advocacy communication.The objective of this paper is to find VIKOR best and worst English Communication Development at this value. The VIKOR (VIšekriterijumsko Kompromisno Rangiranje) Optimal replacement Select method is used Social-affective strategies, Accuracy-oriented strategies, Nonverbal strategies, Help-seeking strategies, Circumlocution strategies and evaluation parameters, Categories, Number of words produced, Periods of silence , average no. of words produced/average period of silence. Circumlocution strategies is got the first rank whereas is the Help-seeking strategies is having the Lowest rank.

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Section: Social-affective Strategiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2019

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“…Poor psychosocial well-being is common among the unemployed (Aslund et al, 2014;McKee-Ryan et al, 2005;Butterworth et al, 2012). The unemployed fare more poorly on the levels of confidence (de Jong et al, 2013) depression (Paul and Moser, 2009), anxiety (Eales, 1988), affective well-being (Fraccaroli et al, 1994), and present with higher levels of psychological distress (Creed and Moore, 2006).When external or internal demands exceed individuals' coping resources, the ability to adapt to the situation is undermined, thereby rendering people vulnerable to greater stress (Lazarus and Folkman, 1984).…”

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Factors affecting the psychological distress among unemployed and re-employed individuals

Tuncay

Yıldırım

2015

Career Development International

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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine coping strategies, social support, and psychological distress for comparable samples of unemployed (n=389) and re-employed (n=270) individuals. The authors hypothesized that problem-focused coping and higher levels of social support would be associated with lower levels of psychological distress for unemployed vs re-employed participants. Design/methodology/approach – The cross-sectional design and the convenience sampling method were used in the study. Findings – Although unemployed participants reported poorer coping, higher levels of psychological distress, and lower levels of social support compared to re-employed participants; social support and coping strategies predicted psychological distress. Multiple regression analyses suggest that emotion-focused coping strategies were related to higher levels of psychological distress, whereas social support and problem-focused coping strategies were related to lower levels of psychological distress. Social support accounted for more variance in participants’ psychological distress above and beyond all other variables. Single and unemployed participants of the study used less problem-focused, more emotion-focused coping, and perceived lower social support than married unemployed. Gender and marital status of the unemployed were also significantly associated with psychological distress. In addition, older and less educated unemployed participants perceived less social support and used emotion-focused coping more frequently. Practical implications – The findings indicated that being female, single, older, and low educated are the potential sociodemographic risk factors for the psychosocial well-being of unemployed people. Originality/value – The favourable effects of certain coping strategies suggest the potential benefits of interventions to reduce reliance on emotion-focused coping and stimulate more problem-focused strategies in order to enhance psychological well-being.

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“…Such research has typically attempted to reduce depression (Moorhouse & Caltabiano, 2007), decrease deprivation (Waters & Moore, 2002), mitigate grief and despair, (Archer & Rhodes, 1993), and repair damage to self-concept (Fraccaroli, LeBlanc, & Hajjar, 1994;Garrett-Peters, 2009). The current study builds on this body of research, but also extends it by informing researchers and practitioners of processes and methods that may promote growth (and not just mitigate distress) during unemployment.…”

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Posttraumatic growth during unemployment: A qualitative examination of distress and positive transformation

Waters¹,

Strauss²

2016

Intnl. J. Wellbeing

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This qualitative study explored the presence of growth, distress, deliberate rumination (a type of positive rumination as opposed to intrusive rumination) and dialectical thinking in a sample of unemployed people. Semi-structured interviews with 22 unemployed people were analyzed using deductive thematic analysis. Fryer's (1992) agency-restriction theory and Jahoda's (1988) latent deprivation theory were used to examine distress, whereas Tedeschi and Calhoun's (2004a) posttraumatic growth theory and Latack and Dozier's career growth model (1986) were used to analyze growth. As a result of dealing with the challenges of unemployment, participants became connected with their inner strengths, experienced gratitude for their supportive relationships, felt compassion for other unemployed people and became open to new career pathways. Deliberate rumination and dialectical thinking appeared to promote posttraumatic growth. This study applied a positive psychology approach to unemployment and examined the relevance of posttraumatic growth within the context of job loss. The paper suggests ways in which unemployment counseling can adopt the dual aims of ameliorating distress and fostering growth.

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Social self-description and affective well-being in young unemployed people a comparative study

Cited by 5 publications

References 23 publications

Analysis of English Communication Development using VIKOR Method

Analysis of English Communication Development using VIKOR Method

Factors affecting the psychological distress among unemployed and re-employed individuals

Posttraumatic growth during unemployment: A qualitative examination of distress and positive transformation

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