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    Just because things may seem impossible‚ they never truly are. You can overcome any obstacle as long as you put your mind and your heart to it. Ever since I can remember I have struggled greatly with finding a way to cope with mental illnesses. At a young age I was diagnosed with severe anxiety. Anxiety is a genetic mental illness‚ which I got from my dad. By the age of 7 I was already attending therapy sessions. My father and I have always had a close bond and I like to think it’s because of how

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    CASE 2-5 Coping with Corruption in Trading with China Corruption is on the rise in China‚ where the country’s press frequently has detailed cases of corruption and of campaigns to crack down on it. The articles primarily have focused on domestic economic crimes among Chinese citizens‚ and on local officials who have been fired or assessed other penalties. Indeed‚ China has been rated by Transparency International as number 59 of the 102 countries the German organization rates on its “Corruption Perception

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    deal with emotional and social conflicts as well. Behavior associated with autism may be a great stressor on the family‚ and have been associated with poor understanding among the parents and the siblings. At most times‚ the siblings experience anxieties from adapting to their autistic siblings because it creates great emotional stress from coping with the unusual behaviors exhibited by the children with autism. The parents are the ones who are primarily affected by this situation‚ they have to deal

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    Stress and Coping Theories H. W. Krohnea a Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz Germany Available online 2002. Abstract This article first presents two theories representing distinct approaches to the field of stress research: Selye ’s theory of `systemic stress ’ based in physiology and psychobiology‚ and the `psychological stress ’ model developed by Lazarus. In the second part‚ the concept of coping is described. Coping theories may be classified according to two independent parameters:

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    stress in your life. For example‚ in dealing with an exam as a stressor‚ different people will have a range of different coping responses. Problem-focused strategy has three steps-taking control‚ information seeking and evaluating the pros and cons. Comparing with the emotional-focused strategy, as a manger‚ I would personally prefer using the problem-focused strategy in coping with stress‚ since it can high effectively removes the stressor‚ and deals with the root cause of the specific problem.

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    STRESS COPING MECHANISMS AMONG YOUTH (PGDM STUDENTS) 1. INTRODUCTION A word which we consistently heard and feared from the day we thought of doing management studies is “STRESS”. Management studies have been perceived as a hectic and stressful course from the inception of the same. Every individual has his own methods for coping up with the stress; like playing games‚ working out in gym‚ listening to music‚ doing yoga‚ chatting with friends etc.

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    Understanding Dementia Dementia is not a disease but a group of conditions resulting from a disease such as Alzheimer’s and Vascular dementia or a group of symptoms which may result from age‚ brain injury‚ confusion‚ difficulty in performing day to day or familiar tasks‚ changes in personality‚ mood and behaviour. Dementia is a condition in which there’s a gradual loss of brain function‚ it is a decline in cognitive/intellectual functioning. Dementia causes permanent and progressive damage to

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    Change is inevitable as one goes through the maturation process. This process initiates self-reflection as one reacts to their changing perspectives. Change is emphasised in in Melinda Marchetta’s ‘Looking For Alibrandi’ and the related text Hannah Roberts short story ‘Sky High’. As adolescents grow their view on the world and them self change over time as they mature. The novel ‘Looking for Alibrandi’ is the story of a main character Josie who is completing her final years oh high school at

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    CHILDREN COPING WITH STRESS While some stress is normal and even healthy‚ children today seem to encounter many stressful life events at earlier ages. Stress shows itself in children by complaints about stomachaches‚ being nervous‚ trouble sleeping‚ anger flares‚ and infections. There are a variety of reasons for children to feel stress. Death‚ divorce‚ remarriage‚ moving‚ long illness‚ abuse‚ family or community violence‚ natural disaster‚ fear of failure‚ and cultural conflict may each

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    negative emotional experience accompanied by predictable biochemical‚ physiological‚ cognitive‚ and behavioral changes that are directed either toward altering the stressful event or accommodating to its effect” (p. 168). Simply stated‚ stress how a person’s body reacts to a negative occurrence within their life. Pitts and Phillips (1991) speak of stress as an independent variable‚ while the changes within behavior would be considered the dependant variable (p. 30). Sheridan and Radmacher (1992) write that

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