… of sense of coherence (SOC) to define salutogenesis ie the means of helping oneself through
the difficulties of life. Sense of coherence … High sense of coherence does not indicate a …

… whether sense of coherence (SOC) had any predictive power in patients with hip fractures
regarding length of stay in hospital, state of confusion and health, functional ability, quality of …

… the moderation effect of sense of coherence on the relationship between sensory-… , sense
of coherence, and depressive symptoms. The results showed that a strong sense of coherence …

… sclerosis (SRRs), life goals that gave people a sense of coherence before the diagnosis and
life goals that might give a sense of coherence after the diagnosis (L), the definitions of new, …

… To cope effectively with this stressor, a strong Sense of Coherence is needed to mobilize …
relation between loneliness and the Students' Sense of Coherence (S-SoC) among university …

… In the present study, sense of coherence measured by the SOC 13 scale … sense of coherence
was associated to high QoL scores measured using the University of Washington Quality of …

… recently revised Sense of Coherence (SOC-R) concept. The SOC-R concept and scale was
developed by Bachem and Maercker (16) as a revision of the original Sense of Coherence (…

… In the present study, the concepts of sense of coherence (SOC) and spiritual and religious
coping strategies were adopted. Sense of coherence is defined as a person’s global view of …

… ’s sense of coherence scale and its relation with quality of life: … Study of sense of coherence
health promoting behaviour in … Sense of coherence in the university students and its related …

… and indirectly via sense of coherence and avoidant coping. … symptoms indirectly via sense
of coherence and avoidant … directly and indirectly via sense of coherence. Conclusions: This …