Titlebook: Infertility; Perspectives from St Annette L. Stanton,Christine Dunkel-Schetter Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Moti

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Perceived Control and Adjustment to Infertility among Women Undergoing , Fertilizationr enhancing the probability of becoming pregnant, rather than focusing on their past failure to conceive. Particularly for those who persist in efforts to conceive, the belief that personal efforts make a difference may be essential.

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Diagnosis and Medical Treatment of Infertilityapter is intended to provide an overview of current knowledge in this area. In addition, a description of the optimal approach to the infertility evaluation is offered. An infertile couple who receives less than optimal evaluation and treatment is likely to experience even greater distress than that arising from their inability to conceive.

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Cognitive Examination of Motivation for Childbearing as a Factor in Adjustment to Infertilityny infertile individuals. During this time, they may confront a variety of thoughts and feelings such as anger, frustration, and despair. It is the goal of this chapter to outline the processes involved in coming to terms with such an infertility experience and the impact that it has on one’s self-concept, one’s goals, and one’s life.

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Psychological Reactions to Infertilityecause there is some degree of ambiguity about the outcome. This situation initially involves a threat rather than a loss (Lazarus, 1966; Lazarus & Launier, 1978; Lazarus & Folkman, 1984). As time passes without conception, the situation is gradually transformed into one of loss.