2012
DOI: 10.12775/pch.2012.018
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Agnieszka Sojka, Człowiek i Bóg w pieśni. Studium antropologicznopedagogiczne, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, Kraków 2008, ss. 112

Abstract: Agnieszka Sojka, Człowiek i Bóg w pieśni. Studium antropologicznopedagogiczne, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, Kraków 2008, ss. 112.Pieśń jest jedną z tych ludzkich aktywności, które podobnie jak poezja, malarstwo czy architektura stanowią świadomy wytwór człowieka zwany kulturą. Wydaje się jednak, że jednocześnie należy do tych zjawisk w obrębie kultury, których potencjał badawczy nie jest w dostatecznej mierze realizowany. Z pewnością badania nad pieśniami nie są prowadzone w takim stopniu, jak na … Show more

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“…Perhaps the expectations of higher levels of anxiety and depression symptoms in adolescents are due to the search for analogies as to the way adults react to stress. However, this is age-determined ( 17 ), which is related to competence and predisposition in the cognitive assessment of a stressor. In earlier studies in adults, the propensity to anticipate catastrophic events and one’s own coping ability in the secondary assessment of the stressor were predictors of anxiety, which was not confirmed in the adolescent group ( 58 ).…”
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“…Perhaps the expectations of higher levels of anxiety and depression symptoms in adolescents are due to the search for analogies as to the way adults react to stress. However, this is age-determined ( 17 ), which is related to competence and predisposition in the cognitive assessment of a stressor. In earlier studies in adults, the propensity to anticipate catastrophic events and one’s own coping ability in the secondary assessment of the stressor were predictors of anxiety, which was not confirmed in the adolescent group ( 58 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the nature of the study, the research involved adolescents from a standard group participating in regular school education. This also means that on a day-to-day basis the respondents sufficiently adaptively cope with the demands of everyday life, i.e., they have the resources to cope with stress ( 17 ). It seems reasonable to study the same variables in children and adolescents burdened with various anxiety disorders, i.e., to investigate whether high-risk groups experience an increase in symptoms in the event of higher situational stress.…”
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