Adult Attachment Style, Hardiness, and Mood

Escolas, Sandra M; Escolas, Hollie; Bartone, Paul T.

doi:10.1080/21635781.2014.903793

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“…Gulf War soldiers with low scores on hardiness were found to be at greater risk of PTSD (Bartone, 1999 ), and using more avoidance coping strategies, which in turn was related to increased depression (Bartone & Homish, 2020 ). High hardiness scores were linked to lower levels of depression, PTS, and aggression (Krauss et al, 2019 ), and higher scores on hardiness combined with secure attachment style predicted positive mood (Escolas et al, 2014 ). In their meta-analysis Hu et al ( 2015 ) found resilience was associated with adulthood, and male gender.…”

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Mental health and resilience in the Irish defense forces during the COVID-19 global pandemic

Mitchell

McCauley

O’Brien³

et al. 2022

Military Psychology

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The Irish Defense Forces (DF) responded to the COVID-19 pandemic and national public health crisis by deploying personnel to aid domestic civil authorities in medical and care settings, contact tracing, logistics, and operations. Current research on COVID-19 reveals increased psychological distress among frontline workers and the general public. Resilience has previously been associated with lower levels of psychological distress. This study sets out to test these associations, and to examine mental health differences between DF personnel deployed in Ireland on pandemic-related duties (DIPD) and non-DIPD. Participants were 231 DF members who completed the: Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale-10, Patient Health Questionnaire-9, Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7, Perceived Coronavirus Threat Questionnaire, Brief Trauma Questionnaire, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder Checklist-5, and Alcohol Use Disorder Identification Test. Independent t -tests revealed no differences between DIPD and non-DIPD on measures of psychological distress or on self-rated mental health prior to COVID-19 (PC19) and during COVID-19 (DC19). Results of multiple hierarchical regression analyses revealed that depression predicted lower levels of resilience, while multiple traumatic events predicted higher levels of resilience. The total adjusted variance explained by the model was 25%. Clinical and policy implications for improving access to psychological support within the DF and military populations are discussed.

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Mental health and resilience in the Irish defense forces during the COVID-19 global pandemic

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McCauley

O’Brien³

et al. 2022

Military Psychology

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“…Fedoseeva, L.N. Berezhnova, & R.A. Guscha for developing professional qualities in cadets of the military university [6].…”

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Modern Technologies of Developing Mental Hardiness: Professional Training of the Military

Dorodnov¹,

Ignatiev²,

Filippov³

et al. 2021

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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The paper dwells upon modern technologies used to develop mental hardiness in cadets of the military higher school. The research suggests that case study, computer games, virtual and augmented reality glasses and helmets, learning topography and digital maps of the possible battlefields should be effective pedagogical technologies for developing hardiness as the attitudes of commitment, control and challenge. To prevent stressrelated problems, it is important to use technologies in the context of cognitive and integrated approaches through creating awareness and understanding of different scenarios of future events for developing mental hardiness of the cadets during their professional training. We also tried to investigate the level of hardiness of adjuncts and post-graduates in comparison with cadets of the military higher school. We used S. Maddi's Personal View Survey, adopted by D.A. Leontiev and E.I. Rasskazova, and measured commitment, control and challenge in the adjuncts and post-graduate students who had an online survey and the cadets who had their paper forms. 53 respondents took part in the survey. The results of the survey analysis showed that the adjuncts and post-graduate students who had a practical experience of military service in airborne troops were significantly higher in hardiness than compared to non-graduates of the higher military school. In the research, we offer to use a complex of modern technologies for developing mental hardiness in the cadets of the military school.

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Four-week intranasal oxytocin administration reduces attachment avoidance in older women

Wright,

Polk,

Lin

et al. 2023

Hormones and Behavior

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Adult Attachment Style, Hardiness, and Mood

Cited by 5 publications

References 29 publications

Mental health and resilience in the Irish defense forces during the COVID-19 global pandemic

Mental health and resilience in the Irish defense forces during the COVID-19 global pandemic

Modern Technologies of Developing Mental Hardiness: Professional Training of the Military

Four-week intranasal oxytocin administration reduces attachment avoidance in older women

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