Psychological resilience: Significance for pediatric and adult congenital cardiology

McGrath, Lidija; Kovacs, Adrienne H.

doi:10.1016/j.ppedcard.2019.101129

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“…Undoubtedly, psychological resilience, which covers mental health and well-being, is a vital issue in the global marketplace, because of the rapid increase in the number of consumers with mental health issues [13,19,20]. According to the authors of [13] and [21], such mental/psychological health-related problems include stress/anxiety from work (e.g., interpersonal struggles, work-associated challenges), depression, emotional disorders, and self-distrust.…”

Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

“…According to the authors of [13] and [21], such mental/psychological health-related problems include stress/anxiety from work (e.g., interpersonal struggles, work-associated challenges), depression, emotional disorders, and self-distrust. Psychological resilience indicates one's ability to navigate psychological/mental difficulty/adversity in a manner that protects his/her mental health, psychological well-being, and life satisfaction [20,22]. Feeling refreshed, relieving mental anxiety/stress, feeling mentally healthy, and feeling psychological well-being are crucial aspects of psychological resilience [19,20].…”

Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Psychological resilience indicates one's ability to navigate psychological/mental difficulty/adversity in a manner that protects his/her mental health, psychological well-being, and life satisfaction [20,22]. Feeling refreshed, relieving mental anxiety/stress, feeling mentally healthy, and feeling psychological well-being are crucial aspects of psychological resilience [19,20]. Individuals who have a strong psychological resilience effectively find a way of responding to diverse stress, which in turn minimizes the harmful impacts of this diverse stress on them and assists them in returning to normal [23].…”

Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

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Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

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This study uncovered the influence of an airport’s green physical environment on visitors’ psychological responses, affective responses, and loyalty behaviors as well as to build a sturdy theorization that related to the psychological resilience, attitude, satisfaction, brand-self connection, and loyalty for the airport. Based on a quantitative approach, our findings provided insight that a green physical environment affected the psychological resilience considerably. Moreover, such association increased a visitor’s positive attitude, satisfaction, and brand-self connection with the creation of loyalty intentions. The prominent role of attitude in building loyalty intentions was unearthed. Our finding from a metric invariance test further showed that gender moderated the magnitude of the effect of satisfaction and brand-self connection on loyalty intentions. The study variables’ role of mediating effect was also recognizable. Overall, the present study demonstrated the criticality of a green built environment and its role in explicating visitor responses/behaviors in the airport context in a successful manner.

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Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

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Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

2019

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“…Due to its significance, researchers and practitioners in psychology and consumer behavior have paid considerable attention to the term "psychological resilience" [51,52]. The concept of psychological resilience refers to travelers' ability to maneuver psychological difficulty in the way of protecting their mental health, improving mental happiness, and increasing the quality of their life [13,15,53]. Psychological resilience, which is pertinent to psychological self-enhancement [40], also reflects patrons' overall life satisfaction, high fulfillment, and positive life attitude [15,54].…”

Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, the scope of psychological resilience encompasses individuals' mental health and psychological well-being [13,55]. Indisputably, psychological resilience is the key issue in the tourism marketplace as the number of patrons having trouble with mental health is in more rapid increase than ever [15,53]. Evidence indicates the significant association between psychological resilience and behavioral intention.…”

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Tourism and Altruistic Intention: Volunteer Tourism Development and Self-Interested Value

2020

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Volunteer tourism is indisputably an emerging trend in the tourism industry across the globe. Yet, little is known about the altruistic behavior of volunteer travelers. To fill this void, this research explores the convoluted relationships among memorable experience, awareness of problem, social norm, psychological resilience, personal norm, and self-interested value in driving altruistic intention. A field survey was conducted with a quantitative approach. The result reveals that psychological resilience and personal norm are direct determinants of altruistic intention while mediating the influence of awareness of problem and social norm on intention. In addition, memorable experience along with awareness of problem significantly induced volunteer travelers’ psychological resilience. Moreover, the test for metric invariance shows that the relationships between psychological resilience, personal norm, and altruistic intention are under the significant influence of volunteer travelers’ self-interested value. Overall, the variance in altruistic intention for volunteer tourism is satisfactorily explained by our suggested theoretical framework.

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Families under pressure: A qualitative study of stressors in families of children with congenital heart disease

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The objective of this study was to better understand the stressors in families of children with congenital heart disease (CHD) to assist with formulating targeted stress management plans for such families. A descriptive qualitative study was undertaken at a tertiary referral hospital in China. Following purposeful sampling, interviews were conducted with 21 parents of children with CHD regarding the stressors in their families. Following content analysis, 11 themes were generated from the data and categorised into six main domains: the initial stressor and associated hardships, normative transitions, prior strains, the consequences of family efforts to cope, intrafamily and social ambiguity, and sociocultural values. The 11 themes include confusion regarding the disease, hardships encountered during treatment, the heavy financial burden, the unusual growth track of the child due to the disease, normal events becoming abnormal for the family, impaired family functioning, family vulnerability, family resilience, family boundary ambiguity induced by role alteration, a lack of knowledge about community support and family stigma. Various and complex stressors exist for families of children with CHD. Medical personnel should fully evaluate the stressors and take targeted measures before implementing family stress management practices. It is also necessary to focus on the posttraumatic growth of families of children with CHD and strengthen resilience. Moreover, family boundary ambiguity and a lack of knowledge about community support should not be ignored, and further research is needed to explore these variables. Most importantly, policymakers and healthcare providers should adopt a range of strategies to address the stigma of being in a family of a child with CHD.

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Psychological resilience: Significance for pediatric and adult congenital cardiology

Cited by 17 publications

References 66 publications

Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

Tourism and Altruistic Intention: Volunteer Tourism Development and Self-Interested Value

Families under pressure: A qualitative study of stressors in families of children with congenital heart disease

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