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Personality, stress and coping: implications for education / ed. Gretchen M. Reevy, Erica Frydenberg Piece-Analytic Level: Personality hardiness as a pathway to resielce under educational stresses • Building inner resilience in teachers and students • You are who you are: a mixed method study of affectivity and emotional regulation in curbing teacher burnout • Personality traits, preventive coping, and self-care in master's level counselor training • Relationships of big five traits and coping mechanisms with college grade point average • Implict theories of personality, stress, and coping of chinese nursing students • College student's meaning making following sgnificante loss • Optimism, emotional support, and depression among first-year university students: implications for psychological functionong within the educational setting • The relationship between positive development during the transation to adulthood and education, temperament, and personality • Understanding adolescent risk taking behavior: exploring the motivations, personalities and coping styles of young people in a school-based population • Coping styles and anxiety among gemale victims of bullying • Implicit theories of personality predict motivation to use prosocial coping responses after bullying in high school • The relationship between coping strategies, decision-coping patterns, and self-efficacy in adolescence • Adolescent coping styles and task-specific responses: does style roreshadow action?Publication: Charlotte : Information Age Publishing, 2011Description: 323 pAvailability:
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