Appraisal, moods, and coping among individuals experiencing diagnostic exercise stress testing.
Appraisal, moods, and coping among individuals experiencing diagnostic exercise stress testing.
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接受诊断性运动压力测试的个体的评估、情绪和应对方式。
DOI:
10.1002/nur.4770170607
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发表时间:
1994
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2
通讯作者:
Johnson,JA
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作者:
Johnson,JA
Appraisal, coping, and negative moods were examined in a convenience sample (N= 77) of individuals experiencing exercise stress testing to evaluate cardiac disease. Only three types of coping patterns–self‐controlling, escape–avoidance, and confrontive coping–were significantly related to appraisal and negative moods. Only a small proportion of the variance in negative moods was accounted for through a mediating effect by the type of coping pattern. Appraisal had a direct effect on negative moods when self‐controlling and escape‐avoidance were entered as the coping patterns. Negative moods decreased and appraisals became more positive after the procedure. Appraisals, but not negative moods, were influenced by the results of the procedure.