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245 00 Resilience and mental health :|bchallenges across the
lifespan /|cedited by Steven M. Southwick ... [et al.].
260 Cambridge :|bCambridge University Press,|c2011.
300 xv, 366 p. :|bill.
505 0 Preface; Part I. Pathways to Resilience: 1. Neurobiology
of resilience Adriana Feder and Kate Collins; 2.
Resilience in the face of stress: emotion regulation as a
protective factor Allison S. Troy and Iris Mauss; 3.
Cognitive factors and resilience: how self-efficacy
contributes to coping with adversities Charles C. Benight
and Roman Cieslak; 4. Personality factors in resilience to
traumatic stress Mark Miller and Kelly M. Harrington; 5.
Social ties and resilience in chronic disease Denise
Janicki-Deverts and Sheldon Cohen; 6. Religious and
spiritual factors in resilience Dave W. Foy, Kent D.
Drescher and Patricia J. Watson; Part II. Resilience
Across the Lifespan: 7. Resilience in children and
adolescents Ann S. Masten, Amy R. Monn and Laura M.
Supkoff; 8. Toward a lifespan approach to resilience and
potential trauma George A. Bonanno and Anthony D. Mancini;
9. Resilience in older adults Diane L. Elmore, Lisa M.
Brown and Joan M. Cook; Part III. Resilience in Families,
Communities, and Societies: 10. Family resilience: a
collaborate approach in response to stressful life
challenges Froma Walsh; 11. Community resilience: concepts,
assessment, and implications for intervention Fran H.
Norris, Kathleen Sherrieb and Betty Pfefferbaum; 12.
Trauma, culture and resiliency Carl C. Bell; Part IV.
Specific Challenges: 13. Loss and grief: the role of
individual differences Anthony D. Mancini and George
Bonanno; 14. Reorienting resilience: adapting resilience
for post-disaster research Jennifer Johnson and Sandro
Galea; 15. Rape and other sexual assault Heidi S. Resnick,
Constance Guille, Jenna L. McCauley and Dean G.
Kilpatrick; 16. The stress continuum model: a military
organizational approach to resilience and recovery William
P. Nash, Maria Steenkamp, Lauren Conoscenti and Brett
Litz; 17. Resilience in the face of terrorism: linking
resource investment with engagement Stevan E. Hobfoll,
Brian Hall, Katie J. Horsey and Brittain E. Lamoureux; 18.
Resilience in the context of poverty John C. Buckner and
Jessica S. Waters; 19. Resiliency in persons with serious
mental illness Piper S. Meyer and Kim T. Mueser; Part V.
Training for Resilience; 20. Interventions to enhance
resilience and resilience-related constructs in adults
Steven M. Southwick, Robert H. Pietrzak and Jerry White;
21. Childhood resilience: adaptation, mastery and
attachment Angie Torres, Steven Southwick and Linda C.
Mayes; 22. Military mental health training: building
resilience Carl Andrew Castro and Amy B. Adler; 23. Public
health practice and disaster resilience: a framework
integrating resilience as a worker protection strategy
Dori B. Reissman, Kathleen M. Kowalski-Trakofler and Craig
L. Katz; Index.
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650 0 Mental health.
650 0 Stress (Psychology)
650 0 Adaptability (Psychology)
700 1 Southwick, Steven M.
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