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SEX DIFFERENCES IN DAILY STRESS AND COPING

SEX DIFFERENCES IN DAILY STRESS AND COPING
日常压力和应对方式的性别差异
批准号:
3379622
负责人:
RONALD C KESSLER
金额:
$15.95万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1986
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1986-05-01 至 1991-12-31

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中文摘要
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该提案寻求对数据的持续分析提供支持 在较早的资金期间收集的。这些数据涉及 每天写日记,摆脱压力、应对、社会支持和情绪 在两项研究中收集的。在第一项研究中,70%的受访者 情侣们每天写日记长达九周,产生 超过6000人日的信息。在第二项研究中, 在183对夫妇中,受访者写日记的时间长达六周。 产生超过12,000个人/日的信息。 这两项日记研究的受访者都是从1000人的样本中抽取出来的 之前以个人身份参加面谈的夫妇 对已婚夫妇进行的大规模人口普查的一部分 在底特律大都市区。关于以下内容的访谈数据 生活压力、社会支持、角色、自我概念、健康和 心理功能,都可以用来补充日记数据。 研究的主要目的是了解性行为的决定因素 已婚男女在心理困扰上的差异, 特别关注日常压力和应对过程。 最近的研究表明,日常压力更大 对心理困扰和性别差异的影响 日常生活中的痛苦和应对。这个项目需要 理论、方法论和数据方面最新发展的优势 苦恼患者性别差异的分析策略 一种日常压力和应对的功能。
英文摘要
This proposal seeks support for continued analyses of data collected during an earlier period of funding. These data involve daily diaries off stress, coping, social support, and mood collected in two studies. In the first study, respondents in 70 couples kept daily diaries for up to nine weeks, producing information for more than 6000 person-days. In the second study, respondents in 183 couples kept diaries for up to six weeks, producing information for more than 12,000 person-days. Respondents in both diary studies were drawn from a sample of 1000 couples who had previously participated in a personal interview as part of a large-scale general population survey of married couples in the Detroit Metropolitan Area. the interview data concerning life stress , social support, roles, self-concept, health, and psychological functioning, are available to augment the diary data. The primary research aim is to understand the determinants of sex differences in psychological distress among married men and women, with a particular focus on daily stress and coping processes. Recent research indicates that daily stress has greater implications for psychological distress and for sex differences in distress and coping on a day-to-day basis. This project takes advantage of recent developments in theory, methodology, and data analysis strategies to investigate sex differences in distress as a function of daily stress and coping.
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  • 财政年份:
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