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CHARACTERISTICS PRESENT IN
PERSONS WHO COPE EFFECTIVELY WITH STRESS

 

bulletAre more genuine, real, and open in communication and relationships.
bulletHave more purpose and meaning in life.
bulletHave values which are fairly stable and feel right for the person.
bulletAre optimistic about events and the future.
bulletHave mostly positive self-statements in anticipating a stressful event.
bulletHave more rational beliefs regarding: self-worth, the past, needing approval, needing to be perfect.
bulletHave a sense of control over what happens to them.
bulletHave a sense of being able to cope.
bulletFeel less depressed, helpless, or hopeless.
bulletHave a satisfactory pace of life (do not always feel rushed)
bulletHave fewer major life changes in a given period of time.
bulletHave more Type B behavior: less competitive with others, numbers, and time; less time urgency, surer of values, less hostility.
bulletHave a liking for people.
bulletHave better relationships with co-workers.
bulletAre less lonely.
bulletHave at least one confidant who listens, understands, and doesn't judge.
bulletHave a support group of friends or relatives.

Other Research and Literature Confirms or Suggests

bulletEngage in regular, moderate or vigorous exercise.
bulletEat foods which give the body more protection against stress.
bulletEat regular meals with no snacks in between and breakfast every day.
 

 

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