Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Managing Stress
- COGNITIVE
- Ellis (1977)
- Rational Emotive Therapy
- Irrational
thinking
- Awfulising
- Can't-stand-itus
- Musterbating
- Cognitive Restructuring
Anmerkungen:
- A - Activating Experience
(cause of upset)
B - Beliefs and thoughts
(response to the upset)
C - Consequences
(results of irrational thought)
D - Disputing
(irrational thought logically examined)
E - Effect
(restructuring beliefs to be rational)
- Meta
analysis
- by Engels
- effective therapies score 0.8+
- RET scored 1.62
- lack of information
- misperceptions
- irrational beliefs
- demand
is a
threat to
wellbeing
- don't have the
resources to
meet demand
- STRESS <-
- BEHAVIOURAL
- McGrath (1990)
- Systematic Desensitisation
- Facing the fear
Anmerkungen:
- 1) construct a hierarchy of feared situations
2) train the patient in relaxation techniques; deep breathing, muscle relaxation, and visualisation
3) introduce patient to each situation, from least feared to most feared.
- Lucy
Anmerkungen:
- 9 year old girl, under average IQ, fear of sudden loud noises. Not depressed or anxious.
10 therapy sessions
Parental consent
- 1) Hierarchy
- balloons
- party poppers
- cap guns
- 2) Training
- visualisation
Anmerkungen:
- deep breathing
- 3) Confrontation
Anmerkungen:
- Had a 'fear thermometer'
Could measure fear from 1 to 10
- introduced to balloons
Anmerkungen:
- First session: didn't want balloon burst at end of corridor
Fifth session: Lucy could pop a balloon herself
- 7/10 to 3/10
- introduced to party poppers
Anmerkungen:
- Beginning: didn't allow them in consulting room
End: Lucy could use a popper if therapist held it.
- 9/10 to 3/10
- introduced to cap guns
Anmerkungen:
- Agreed to have one fired in consulting room
- 8/10 to 5/10
- Classical conditioning
- Fear (stress) learnt
by associating a
situation with an
unpleasant event
- desensitisation:
pairing feared
situation with
something neutral or
pleasant
- SOCIAL
- Waxler-Morrison (1993)
- how social
relationships affect
a woman's reaction
to breast cancer
and her survival
- 133 women with
breast cancer
Anmerkungen:
- All under 55 (pre-menopausal)
Vancouver, Canada
Confirmed cancer
- -> QUASI <-
- Questionnaires,
interviews,
medical records
Anmerkungen:
- Checked medical files for cancer diagnosis JUNE 1980
Checked survival and recurrence JANUARY 1985
- responsibilites
- support network
- marital status
- home life
- MORE support = BETTER survival
Anmerkungen:
- factors affecting survival;
marital status,
support and contact from friends,
total support,
social network,
employment
- survival also
dependent on
cancer stage
- Stroebe (2000)
- Emotional support
(empathy, care, love)
- Instrumental support
(direct help, taking
responsibilty)
- Informational support
(routes to helpful knowledge)
- Appraisal support
(self-evaluation)