Brief Report: Young people in transition: the relationship between homesickness and self-disclosure

Bell, Joanna; Bromnick, Rachel

doi:10.1006/jado.1998.0193

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“…The result of these interventions is less severe homesickness, fewer feelings of depression and anxiety, and greater satisfaction with the new environment. 11,40,41 In advance of planned separations, such as camp, boarding school, or college, parents should be advised to:…”

Section: Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Preventing and Treating Homesickness

Thurber

Walton

2007

Pediatrics

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Homesickness is the distress and functional impairment caused by an actual or anticipated separation from home and attachment objects such as parents. It is characterized by acute longing and preoccupying thoughts of home. Almost all children, adolescents, and adults experience some degree of homesickness when they are apart from familiar people and environments. Pediatricians and other health care professionals are in a unique position to assist families in understanding the etiology, prevention, and treatment of homesickness. In the case of planned separations, such as summer camp, techniques are provided that may aid in prevention. In the case of unanticipated or traumatic separations, such as hospitalization, effective treatment strategies are available.

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Section: Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Preventing and Treating Homesickness

Thurber

Walton

2007

Pediatrics

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“…Social support is one of the most recognized tools in combating homesickness [15]. This can include visits from friends (75.61%) and family (80.49%) as well as using technology to keep in touch with friends and family at home (95.12%).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…), behavioural (lack of initiative, procrastination, apathy) and emotional (feeling depressive, insecure, dissatisfied, nervous, lonely etc.) [13,15].…”

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The Impact of Homesickness on Elite Footballers

Bahdur¹,

Pruna²

2017

J Nov Physiother

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Globalisation has resulted in increased migration for sports participation. Leaving home and moving to a new city or country requires adjustment and may increase levels of stress experienced by players. The impacts of the move may have consequences for the player both on and off the field. This study looked at ways in which moving to a new city or country impacted players and what mechanisms helped them cope and adjust to the new surroundings. The sample consisted of 41 football players (male N=20; female N=21) ages between 17 and 42 years old. Players came from eleven different countries across five continents all playing at the highest level of the game. The study found that the players had both football-related and non-football related consequences as a result of the move. Things like missing family and friends, adjusting to a new language, and adjusting to a new style of football were the most prominent difficulties experienced by the players. Keeping in touch with family and friends made the move easier, as did the support played within the team set-up. Most players who had made more than one move found the first move the toughest to adjust to, and lessons learnt during that move made subsequent moves easier.

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“…Therefore, the area of cognition and emotion is emphasized as a basic structure in human perception and psyche. In this way, emotional intelligence can solve at least a part of problems originated from failure in understanding human behavior and social mutual relationships [10][11][12][13]. Some professionals in mental health have expressed that the contemporary world has become so unstable and uncertain that it is difficult to find a way for coping with it.…”

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“…This perception refers to some fundamental issues of human life and the relationship of human with universe and existence. This state mixed with conception, anxiety, and worry is called existential anxiety [11]. Anxiety and its causes are among categories generally considered in psychology discussions and recently are focused as a personal potential feature in medicine and other health occupations [14].…”

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Examination of emotional intelligence in codification of job stress model among physicians: the mediating role of existential anxiety

Jami¹,

Shahabizadeh²

2018

J Research Health

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Emotional intelligence is the measure of an individual's abilities to recognise and manage their emotions, and the emotions of other people, both individually and in groups. The aim of the present study was to explore the role of emotional intelligence and existential anxiety in codification of job stress model. This research was conducted using correlational method. The statistical population included physicians employed in the hospitals. 240 physicians participated in this research. Three questionnaires; namely, emotional intelligence, existential anxiety, and job stress were prepared and distributed to among the participants. Data analysis was performed using Lisrel statistical software and structural equation modeling. The results showed that emotional intelligence can decrease job stress indirectly through mediating role of existential anxiety reduction. Therefore, strengthening emotional intelligence indicators particularly emotions and optimism, on one hand, and reducing appraisal of emotions ,on the other hand, may result in the decreased existential anxiety and job stress and; consequently, can lead to promotion of physician's performance.

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Brief Report: Young people in transition: the relationship between homesickness and self-disclosure

Cited by 23 publications

References 4 publications

Preventing and Treating Homesickness

Preventing and Treating Homesickness

The Impact of Homesickness on Elite Footballers

Examination of emotional intelligence in codification of job stress model among physicians: the mediating role of existential anxiety

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