Carma L Bylund,Jennifer A Gueguen,Thomas A D&#x;Agostino et al.
Carma L Bylund et al.
This article explores the effect of doctor-patient communication about cancer-related Internet information on self-reported outcomes. Two hundred and thirty cancer patients and caregivers completed an online survey regarding their experienc...
Zoe T Raleigh
Zoe T Raleigh
This article examines the effects of an individual's smoking status (current, former, or never-smoker) on the biological, social, and psychological aspects of lung cancer. Current and never-smokers differ in their biological risk factors, r...
Stacked stigma: oncology social workers' perceptions of the lung cancer experience [0.03%]
层层污名：肿瘤社会工作者对肺癌体验的看法
Annemarie Conlon,Dorie Gilbert,Barbara Jones et al.
Annemarie Conlon et al.
This study explores stigma in the lung cancer experience by interviewing 18 oncology social workers employed at cancer centers across the United States who provide care to people diagnosed with lung cancer and their family members. A conten...
Coming to grips with breast cancer: the spouse's experience with his wife's first six months [0.03%]
面对乳腺癌：配偶体验及其妻子最初的六个月的情况
Ellen H Zahlis,Frances M Lewis
Ellen H Zahlis
This study examines the experiences of 48 spouses of wives newly diagnosed with local or regional breast cancer. Their reported experiences were organized into the core construct of coming to grips reflected by four domains: (1) feeling nai...
A longitudinal investigation of coping and posttraumatic growth in breast cancer survivors [0.03%]
乳腺癌幸存者应对方式和创伤后个人成长的纵向研究
Valerie A Bussell,Mary J Naus
Valerie A Bussell
This study supported several predictions for coping and distress during chemotherapy (Time 1), and coping, perceived stress, and posttraumatic growth two years later (Time 2) in women with breast cancer. At T1, the emotion-focused coping st...
Cancer patients' and partners' psychological distress and quality of life: influence of gender role [0.03%]
性别角色对癌症患者及其配偶的心理困扰和生活质量的影响
Vanessa I Pikler,Chris Brown
Vanessa I Pikler
Three hundred cancer patients and romantic partners of cancer patients were surveyed regarding their psychological distress, quality of life, and gender-role identity. Specifically, we considered whether cancer patients and partners differe...
A naturalistic evaluation of psychosocial interventions for cancer patients in a community setting [0.03%]
社区癌症患者的心理社会干预的自然主义评价研究
Jeremy P Shapiro,Kathleen McCue,Ellen N Heyman et al.
Jeremy P Shapiro et al.
We used a naturalistic methodology to examine associations between change in cancer patients' emotional functioning and their use of interventions in a community organization. One-hundred ninety-two patients completed measures at baseline a...
Coping-related variables associated with individual differences in adjustment to cancer [0.03%]
与癌症调整相关的个体差异的应对相关变量
Jeremy P Shapiro,Kathleen McCue,Ellen N Heyman et al.
Jeremy P Shapiro et al.
This study examined relationships between emotional adjustment and a number of coping styles and strategies in people with cancer. Two-hundred eighty-three adults completed measures of positive and negative emotions, subjective ratings of c...
Jacquelyn N Crane
Jacquelyn N Crane
Numerous sound scientific studies (cross-sectional and longitudinal) have found a positive correlation between religion and physical and mental health. In particular, there is evidence that demonstrates that religion helps cancer patients b...
The Getting-Out-of-Bed (GoB) scale: a measure of motivation and life outlook in older adults with cancer [0.03%]
癌症老年人起床动机和生活态度测量表：一种走出被窝(GoB)量表
Kerri M Clough-Gorr,William Rakowski,Melissa Clark et al.
Kerri M Clough-Gorr et al.
Objective: To develop and evaluate the psychometric properties of a measure of motivation and life outlook (Getting-Out-of-Bed [GoB]). Design: ...