Couples' coping with chronic illness: What's gender got to do with it?
Couples' coping with chronic illness: What's gender got to do with it?
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夫妻应对慢性病：性别与此有何关系？
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发表时间：
2005
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通讯作者：
C. Jordan
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作者：
T. Revenson;A. Abraído;D. Majerovitz;C. Jordan
在过去十年中，大部分关于应对的研究都集中在个人应对努力和适应结果上。然而，主要的生活压力源并不是在社会真空中经历的。当一个家庭成员正在经历持续的、复杂的压力源或生活压力时，其他家庭成员会受到压力源本身、压力源对受影响个人的心理影响以及压力源对家庭运作的影响。在压力和应对研究的这个关键时刻，重要的是要超越对个人层面过程的主导关注，进入社会生态或家庭系统框架。婚姻是一种主要的关系，通常被认为与其他家庭关系不同，因为它是长期的，提供了一个中心角色的身份，并提供了社会支持和应对援助的基本资源（Revenson，1994）。许多研究已经证明了来自家庭的社会支持对患者应对的有益影响，在许多慢性疾病中（例如，Cutrona，1996;里昂，Sullivan，Ritvo，& Coyne，1996; Revenson，2003）。很少有研究关注疾病对健康配偶、孩子、婚姻或家庭的影响（Pedersen & Revenson，出版中）。丈夫和妻子由于与慢性病患者生活在一起而经历独特的压力（见第二章）。6，this volume; Hagedoorn，Kuijer，Buunk，DeJong，Wobbes，& Sanderman，2000; Revenson & Gibofsky，1995; Revenson & Majerovitz，1990，1991）.有些压力直接来自夫妻生活，如果病人是残疾人，配偶不可避免地要参与有关治疗和日常护理的决策。随着疾病的发展，需要重新调整家庭角色和责任也会产生其他压力
Over the past decade, the lion's share of research on coping has focused on individual coping efforts and adaptation outcomes. However, major life stressors are not experienced in a social vacuum. When one family member is experiencing ongoing, complex stressors or life strains, other family members are affected by both the stressor itself, its psychological impact on the affected individual, and its effect on the family's functioning. At this juncture in stress and coping research, it is important to move past a dominant focus on individual-level processes into a social ecological or family systems framework. Marriage is a primary relationship often considered distinct from other family relationships because it is long-term, affords a central role identity, and provides a fundamental resource of social support and coping assistance (Revenson, 1994). Much research has demonstrated the beneficial effects of social support from family on patients' coping, across a number of chronic conditions (e.g., Cutrona, 1996; Lyons, Sullivan, Ritvo, & Coyne, 1996; Revenson, 2003). Far less research has focused on the effect of illness on the healthy spouse, children, the marriage, or the family (Pedersen & Revenson, in press). Husbands and wives experience unique stresses as a result of living with a chronically ill person (see chap. 6, this volume; Hagedoorn, Kuijer, Buunk, DeJong, Wobbes, & Sanderman, 2000; Revenson & Gibofsky, 1995; Revenson & Majerovitz, 1990, 1991). Some stresses emanate directly from caregiving in which spouses are inextricably involved in decision making about treatment and day-to-day care if the patient is disabled. Other stresses emerge from the need to restructure family roles and responsibilities as the disease progresses
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影响因子：
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作者：
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通讯作者：
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DOI：
10.1002/art.1790040203
发表时间：
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期刊：
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影响因子：
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作者：
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DOI：
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发表时间：
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期刊：
Arthritis care and research : the official journal of the Arthritis Health Professions Association
影响因子：
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作者：
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通讯作者：
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DOI：
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发表时间：
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期刊：
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影响因子：
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作者：
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通讯作者：
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