2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.soncn.2015.05.006
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The Adolescent and Young Adult with Cancer: A Developmental Life Course Perspective

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“…Thus, they considered the presence of family and friends as a spiritual support [13]. Cancer and its treatment have a negative impact on adolescents' relationships with peers, because due to cancer treatment, changes are created in the body that can affect the adolescent's relationship with his friends [2]. In the study of Pehler, a number of adolescents were upset for not having a relationship with friends because of hospitalization.…”
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“…Thus, they considered the presence of family and friends as a spiritual support [13]. Cancer and its treatment have a negative impact on adolescents' relationships with peers, because due to cancer treatment, changes are created in the body that can affect the adolescent's relationship with his friends [2]. In the study of Pehler, a number of adolescents were upset for not having a relationship with friends because of hospitalization.…”
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“…They also needed a relationship with the medical team and school [10]. For adolescents with cancer, family members can act as an important source of support that could affect the response to the treatment of cancer [2]. The need to communicate with the medical team and school staff is also considered very important.…”
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“…Niski poziom neurotyzmu, wysoki poziom ekstrawersji i sumienności, łagodne usposobienie, dyspozycyjny optymizm, wysokie nasilenie poczucia własnej wartości i skuteczności, poczucie koherencji oraz prężność są szczególnie ważne w procesie radzenia sobie i umożliwiają adaptację w sytuacji trudnej, także w sytuacji choroby nowotworowej [32][33][34][35].…”
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