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Hardiness : turning stressful circumstances into resilient growth / Salvatore R. Maddi.

Van Pelt Library BF698.35.R47 M33 2013
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Maddi, Salvatore R.
Series:
SpringerBriefs in psychology
SpringerBriefs in psychology, 2192-8363
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Resilience (Personality trait).
Physical Description:
xi, 88 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Dordrecht ; New York : Springer, [2013]
Contents:
1 The Importance of Resiliency in Daily Living 1
The Naturally Stressful Nature of the Personal Development Process 1
We Live in the Centuries of Change 3
The Ongoing Need for Thriving Under Stress 5
References 6
2 Personal Hardiness as the Basis for Resilience 7
Hardiness as the Pathway to Resilience 8
The Longitudinal Study of Stress at Illinois Bell Telephone 10
Hardiness Helps Turn Stresses into Growth Opportunities 13
References 16
3 Thirty Years of Hardiness Validational Research and Practice 19
Hardiness Emerges as a Distinctive Pattern of Attitudes and Strategies 19
Hardiness Improves Health Under Stress 21
Hardiness Improves Performance and Conduct Under Stress 22
The Relative Effectiveness of Hardiness and Other Individual Characteristics 24
Where Does Hardiness Come From? 25
References 26
4 Hardiness Assessment and Training 29
The Development and Effectiveness of Hardiness Assessment 29
The Initial Development of Hardiness Training 31
The First Hardy Coping Step is Situational Reconstruction 32
The Second Hardy Coping Step is Focusing 33
The Third Hardy Coping Step is Compensatory Self-Improvement 34
The Previous Steps Lead to Formulating and Carrying out an Action Plan 35
The Effectiveness of the Initial Form of Hardiness Training 37
The Further Development of the HardiTraining Program 37
The Effectiveness of the HardiTraining Program 38
Becoming a Certified Hardiness Trainer 40
References 41
5 Raising Hardy Children 43
The Hardy Attitudes 44
Supportive Early Interactions Build the Hardy Attitude of Commitment 44
Early Environments Permitting Mastery Build the Hardy Attitude of Control 45
Ongoing Changes Construed as Richness Build the Hardy Attitude of Challenge 46
The Hardy Strategies 47
Parents Need to Emphasize Problem-Solving Coping 48
Parents Need to Emphasize Supportive Social Interactions 49
Parents Need to Emphasize Taking Care of Oneself 49
In all this, Parents Need to Admire, Respect, and Love Their Young 50
References 51
6 Applying Hardiness to Teaching and Counseling 53
Teaching Hardiness in Schools 53
Obtaining the School's Approval for the Hardiness Course 54
Effectiveness of the Hardiness Training Course on Students 55
Teaching Hardiness in Counseling 56
Conformism and Existential Sickness 57
Specifics of Hardiness Counseling 58
Case Examples from Hardiness Counseling 60
References 62
7 Hardiness as a Relationship and Work Facilitator 65
The Changing Nature of Relationships and Work Situations 65
The Importance of Learning Through Failures as Well as Successes 66
Deepening Significant Relationships into Intimacy 67
Engaging in Fulfilling Work by Learning all the Time 68
Neither Relationships Nor Work Settings Need Last Forever 68
References 69
8 How Hardiness Facilitates Functioning in Military and Safety Roles 71
The Special Importance of Hardiness 72
Relevant Hardiness Research 74
How Military and Safety Personnel Need to Function in Times of Terrorism 78
References 78
9 The Importance of Hardy Organizations 79
How Organizations Thrive in Turbulent Times Through Hardiness 80
Culture, Climate, Structure, and Personnel of Hardy Organizations 80
What are the Advantages of Hardi Organizations? 82
What are the Disadvantages of Organizations that are not Hardy? 83
Can Hardi Organizations Be Built Simply Through a "Greening Effect"? 84
Assessing and Developing the Hardiness of Organizations 84
References 85
10 The Psychology of Possibility 87.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9789400752214
9400752210
OCLC:
798613291

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