Advances in Cognitive–Behavioral Research and Therapy 1982
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-010601-1.50010-3
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Social Problem Solving in Adults

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“…Social problem-solving is the self-directed cognitive-behavioural process by which a person determines ways of dealing with problematic situations in everyday life (Chang & D'Zurilla, 1996;D'Zurilla & Goldfried, 1971), and it is formed as a conscious, rational and purposeful activity (D'Zurilla & Maydeu-Olivares, 1995). According to the social problem-solving model (D'Zurilla & Goldfried, 1971;D'Zurilla & Nezu, 1982), social problemsolving ability comprises two general, partially independent components: (a) problem orientation and (b) problem-solving style. Problem orientation is a metacognitive process that involves cognitiveemotional schemas (general beliefs, appraisals and feelings about problems and problem-solving ability).…”
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“…Social problem-solving is the self-directed cognitive-behavioural process by which a person determines ways of dealing with problematic situations in everyday life (Chang & D'Zurilla, 1996;D'Zurilla & Goldfried, 1971), and it is formed as a conscious, rational and purposeful activity (D'Zurilla & Maydeu-Olivares, 1995). According to the social problem-solving model (D'Zurilla & Goldfried, 1971;D'Zurilla & Nezu, 1982), social problemsolving ability comprises two general, partially independent components: (a) problem orientation and (b) problem-solving style. Problem orientation is a metacognitive process that involves cognitiveemotional schemas (general beliefs, appraisals and feelings about problems and problem-solving ability).…”
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“…Consiste en un cuestionario de auto-reporte, que evalúa la capacidad de la persona para solucionar problemas en su vida diaria. Esta evaluación corresponde al modelo teórico desarrollado por D'Zurrilla & Nezu (1982) para describir y explicar el comportamiento en solución de problemas sociales. Contiene 52 ítems presentados en un formato de respuesta ordinal, desde No es cierto en absoluto hasta Absolutamente cierto.…”
Section: Instrumento Inventario De Solución De Problemas Sociales-revunclassified
“…El término "resolución de problemas sociales" se refiere al modo cómo las personas afrontan y resuelven todo tipo de dificultades en la vida diaria (D´Zurilla y Nezu, 1982). El Modelo de resolución de problemas propuesto por estos autores (1999) incluye la definición de "solución de problemas sociales" como el proceso cognitivo-conductual autodirigido mediante el cual una persona intenta identificar o descubrir soluciones efectivas o adaptativas para situaciones problemáticas.…”
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