Titlebook: Coping and the Challenge of Resilience; Erica Frydenberg Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 psychology.mental

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Capturing the Resiliency Construct,ce, resiliency, or resilient from 2010 onwards, there were approximately 96,442 peer-reviewed academic journal articles, complemented by 1357 reviews at the time of writing. In contrast, the highly researched field of coping produced only 95,858 peer-reviewed articles with 406 reviews.

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Stress Resilience and Ageing, face of adversity. Older adults are likely to have experienced adversity throughout their life course, so their capacity to adapt has been well tested. Like coping ‘resilience involves using behaviors, thoughts, and actions that individuals can learn and develop’ (Resnick, 2014, p. 157).

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What We Know About Coping,ss she described herself as having been very ‘emotional and going crazy…I got myself emotionally fried and crazy. I was going mad at myself.’ Her positive self-scripts did not appear to help. Instead she was visibly blaming herself. Self-blame is the coping strategy that is most clearly associated w

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To speak of the woe that is in marriage:,capacities to adapt. Thus, coping is an applied construct that has relevance to the diverse social and cultural contexts in which individuals find themselves. The process determines the resilient outcomes.

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