A growing interest has been focusing on the relationship between religious coping and
psychosocial adjustment among cancer patients. However, previous research mostly has …

Within the last few years the relationship between religiousness and psychosocial
adjustment has become a subject of increasing interest. However, previous research did not …

Objectives: This study investigates the mobilization of religious coping in women's response
to breast cancer. Methods: Ninety‐three breast cancer patients and 160 women with a …

Objectives: The use of religious/spiritual coping strategies may be particularly prevalent
when dealing with the stress of a cancer diagnosis. There has, however, been very little …

Thune-Boyle, Stygall, Keshtgar, and Newman's (2006) literature review generated
inconclusive findings regarding the relationship between religious coping and illness …

Background: Although religions is important to many people with cancer, few studies have
explored the relationship between religious coping and well-being in a prospective manner …

Using a prospective design, the aim of this study was to examine the relationship between
coping and psychological well-being (distress and positive affect) in a sample of Greek …

Purpose: Investigate change in women's use of religious/spiritual coping (R/S) in relation to
breast cancer. Design: Longitudinal, prospective. Sample: Fifty-six breast cancer and 82 …

Background Religious/spiritual resources may serve multiple functions in adjustment to
cancer. However, there is very little evidence of the importance of religious/spiritual …

The purpose of the present cross-sectional study was to explore the role of religious
resources in long-term adjustment to breast cancer. A sample of fifty-two survivors was …