Tag: coping styles


AT-RISK MENTAL STATES

Definition and Conceptual Framework At-Risk Mental States (ARMS) refer to a complex constellation of psychological symptoms, behavioral markers, and vulnerability factors that significantly increase an individual’s susceptibility to developing a diagnosable mental illness or manifesting severe adverse behaviors. This concept occupies a critical transitional zone, bridging the gap between typical psychological distress and the onset […]

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COPING STYLE

COPING STYLE The Core Definition of Coping Style A Coping Style refers to the typical and consistent pattern of cognitive and behavioral efforts that an individual employs when faced with demanding situations, internal or external conflicts, or significant stressors. It represents a fundamental disposition—a stable, characteristic way of reacting—rather than a temporary state. While the […]

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