… In the case of people who carry an increased number of anxiety traits and maladaptive coping
… of perceived stress and health anxiety as well as coping styles among university students …

… these four coping styles relate to depression, health anxiety and HRQoL. Our findings are
consistent with other research demonstrating the high rates of depression and anxiety in those …

… On the other hand, the findings of this study indicate a high level of health anxiety in non-athlete
students compared to athlete students. Overall, the results of the present study showed …

… With this in mind, the present paper examines whether patients with health anxiety differ
regarding their self-described coping abilities when they are (hypothetically) faced with two …

… anxiety caused by COVID-19. There was a positive significant correlation between the scores
of health anxiety and emotion coping style (r … of health anxiety and emotion coping style (r = …

… and anxiety, it is important to identify the role of protective factors, such as effective coping
and … between perceived social support and coping styles with depression and anxiety levels. …

… between coping styles, transition readiness, and health anxiety, and … with adaptive coping
strategies and less health anxiety. … transition readiness relates to health anxiety. Therefore, the …

… We studied the frequency of different coping styles and found religious coping as the
most common behavior, with significant proportion of individuals finding comfort and relief in …

… In this paper the term coping style refers to the use of similar bchaviours across situations.
Lazarus and Folkman (1984) have defined coping as “the efforts to master, reduce, minimize …

… coping style is not related to anxiety and emotion-oriented coping, and avoidance coping
style is not related to life satisfaction and coronavirus-related general health. The other …