February 28: Chronic Illness Flashcards
Williams: Potential effects of chronic illness during adolescence
Williams: Targets for psychosocial intervention for adolescents with chronic medical conditions
Williams: directions for future clinical health research with adolescents
Compas et al: Three important features that characterize chronic illness
prolonged, do not resolve spontaneously, rarely cured permanently
Based on the statistics provided in Compas et al, which is the most common childhood chronic illness?
asthma
Summarize the findings of Rodriguez et al. (2011) as cited in Compas et al
teens coping with cancer experienced daily role stressors, stressors related to cancer treatment, uncertainty about cancer
Distinction between controlled and automatic coping processes
Automatic: temperamentally based and conditioned ways of reacting to stress
Controlled: things we purposefully do to manage stress
True or false? Extensive evidence suggests that coping responses are not universally effective or ineffective.
True
Coping response vs. coping goal
coping response: intentional action
coping goal: objective or intent of a coping response
When does the onset of Type 1 diabetes peak, and how does adolescence present challenges for coping with T1D?
puberty; adolescents are trying to strive for autonomy from their parents