Coping, Resilience, and Social Support
Certain people are more inclined to seek social support due to?...
What is Genetics and Social skills?
______ refers to the ability to recover quickly from setbacks or difficulties
What is resilience?
Insurance is financed jointly by employers and employees through payroll deductions
What is the Bismark Model?
Providers rarely receive____
What is feedback?
About ____of Americans older than 65 now live alone, and half of those over 85 do.
What is 1/3?
How social isolation is killing us
having the resources to manage a stressor
What is appraisal?
_____ involves perseverance and passion in the pursuit of long-term goals
What is grit?
Almost __% of US adults said they were uninsured because healthcare costs were too high
____ _____ _____ refers to healthcare that is focused on an individual’s specific health needs
What is patient-centered care?
The marriage advantage doesn’t extend to those in _____ relationships
What is troubled/bad?
Is marriage good for your health?
Coping that is characterized by vigilance
What is approach type coping?
Provision of material support (e.g., services, financial help)
What is Tangible/Instrumental Support?
People who focus on themselves are faster to notice symptoms
What are attentional differences?
______ is rooted in holistic medicine, which is consistent with the biopsychosocial model
What is complementary and alternative medicine?
“Never answer a feeling with a ____.”
What is a fact?
How to teach doctors empathy
____ coping can be efficient when a stressor is short-term
What is avoidant coping?
coping involves an attempt to address a stressful situation in a constructive way
What is Problem-focused coping?
People who are high in _______ are more attentive to symptoms, although they also can exaggerate them
What is neuroticism?
__________ to treatment regimens is one of the most detrimental outcomes of poor communication between patients and providers
What is nonadherence?
Studies have linked ____ to greater patient satisfaction, better outcomes, decreased physician burnout, and a lower risk of malpractice suits and errors.
what is empathy?
How to teach doctors empathy
Social support is beneficial during non-stressful and stressful times
What is the Direct-effect hypothesis?
Provision of help for someone who is unaware of that help
What is invisible support?
_____ _____ is the time between recognition that a symptom suggests illness and the decision to seek treatment
What is illness delay?
The _____ _____ is a complex chain of events that involves changes in physiology
What is the placebo effect?
A study in 2006 produced the first randomized controlled trial that found _____ can help obese adults lose an average of two kilograms than those who did not receive this thing
What is texting/texts?
mHealth movement: Mobile apps and the rise of portable care