Coping self-efficacy after potential traumatic events
General Information
Title
Coping self-efficacy after potential traumatic events
Project Number
116
Abstract
This study investigates
coping self-efficacy after traumatic experiences.
Longitudinal Type
Longitudinal Study
Begin date
02-04-2012
End date
31-12-2012
Topics
Researcher
Velden, P.G. van der, Bosmans, M.W.G., Knaap, L. van der
Publisher
CentERdata
Copyright
© 2014 CentERdata
DOI
https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-xjz-c6y3
Publications
Personality traits as predictors of trauma-related coping self-efficacy: Personality and Individual Differences, 76, 44-48; Bosmans, M.W.G.,
et al.
Longitudinal interplay between posttraumatic stress symptoms and coping self-efficacy Social Science & Medicine, 134, 23-29; Bosmans, M.H.G.,
et al.
The Predictive Value of Trauma-Related Coping Self-Efficacy for Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms: Differences Between Treatment-Seeking and Non–Treatment-Seeking Victims Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy (2015), Epub ahead of print; Bosmans, M. W. G.,
et al.
Assessing perceived ability to cope with trauma: European Journal of Psychological Assessment (2015); Bosmans, M.W.G.,
et al.
De belasting van longitudinaal trauma-onderzoek: De Psycholoog, mei 2015, 44-54. ; Velden, P.G. van der,
et al.
The burden of research on trauma for respondents: A prospective and comparative study on respondents evaluations and predictors PLOSONE 8(10): e77266; Velden, P.G. van der,
et al.
Pre-event trajectories of mental health and health-related disabilities, and post-event traumatic stress symptoms and health: A 7-wave population-based study Psychiatry Research (2016), 246, 466–473; Velden, P.G. van der,
et al.
Depressed feelings after trauma Tilburg University; Heijmans, R.
Do Measures of Posttrauma Factors Better Explain PTSD Severity Than Pretrauma Factors? An Empirical Reply to Ogle et al. Clinical Psychological Science, 5(1), 141-145; Velden, P.G. van der,
et al.
Cross-lagged associations between posttraumatic stress symptoms and coping self-efficacy in long-term recovery: A four-wave comparative study Social Science & Medicine (2017), Volume 193, p. 33-40; Bosmans, M.W.G.,
et al.
Substance use after trauma in cancer diagnosed patients Tilburg University; Samuelsson, N.D.A.
Substance use after trauma: Tilburg University; Bogaerd, P.M.H.M. van den
Potentially traumatic events have negative and positive effects on loneliness, depending on PTSD-symptom levels: Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 53(2), 195-206; Velden, P.G. van der,
et al.
Potentially traumatic events and job satisfaction: a prospective population-based comparative study Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 60(3), e126-e133; Velden, P.G., van der,
et al.
The impact of pre-event and trauma related factors on post-event perceived loneliness Tilburg University, Victimology and Criminal Justice; Pijnappel, B.
Exposure to potentially traumatic events, physical and emotional disabilities, mental health and their effect on media usage Tilburg University; Weijters, K.
Pre-event attachment anxiety and avoidance predict posttraumatic stress symptom severity – Results from a longitudinal population-based study Journal of Anxiety Disorders, 101, 1-9; Wittmann, L.,
et al.