coping造句

We turned to a second coping mechanism.

He reflects: "These kids don't have any coping mechanisms."

There is no surplus. There is no coping capacity.

Imagine coping with pestilential stink bombs flying into your midst.

IQ may also influence coping skills, Koenen says.

His workshop covers calming meditation exercises, nutrition advice and activities to develop coping strategies.

Research suggests that this coping style is linked to perfectionism and depression.

When planning ahead, coping with inaccuracy is better than having no forecast at all.

Natural, spontaneous humor is one of your greatest tools for coping with stress as you work.

Therapy can help you understand the motivations behind your emotional eating and help you learn new coping skills.

Reducing the stress : Even better than the positive coping methods, of course, is reducing stress at the source.

Keep in mind that your brother's belief in a large-scale conspiracy may be a coping mechanism.

While this study looked specifically at major life events and stress trends, the research group will next explore chronic daily stress as well as coping strategies.

That may be little consolation to apparel producers, who have been forced to raise prices even as they're still coping with the sluggish consumer.

There are two ways of coping with fear: one is to diminish the external danger, and the other is to cultivate Stoic endurance.

Of these, using social support (both emotional and instrumental), denial, venting, behavioral disengagement, and self-blame coping had negative effects on satisfaction at the end of the day.

Having to weather slings and arrows would have been tricky enough; imagine coping with pestilential stink bombs flying into your midst.

All these were of costly stones, of stone cut according to measure, sawed with saws, inside and outside; even from the foundation to the coping, and so on the outside to the great court.

For years, greens said adaptation—coping with climate change, rather than stopping it—was a bit like putting out a fire on the Titanic: desirable, no doubt, but the main thing was to change course.

Instead, it is better to positively appraise the cause of your stress with acceptance and humor as these are the most effective coping strategies for people dealing with failures.

As an academic psychologist, I know that people have different temperaments, and if we are prevented from coping in our own way, be it "positive" or "negative," we function less well.

In AMERICA policymakers are too busy coping with the aftermath of the last housing bubble to worry about preventing the next one. But elsewhere in the world, things are different.