| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| The Relationship between Religion, Social Interest, and Wellness in Adults |
2008 |
1282 |
The primary purpose of the study was to explore the relationship between religion, social interest, and wellness in adults. A stratified random sample was taken of faculty, staff, and students at a university with 125 individuals participating in the... |
| Mortality salience and worldview defense: the effect of death awareness and self-esteem on multicultural counseling competence |
2009 |
1060 |
The purpose of this study, based on Terror Management Theory (TMT; Solomon et al., 1991) and Multicultural Counseling Competency literature, was to investigate a) how increased death awareness affects counselors' self evaluations of their MCCs, b) ho... |
| The relationship between wellness, emotion regulation, and relapse in adult outpatient substance abuse clients |
2012 |
1083 |
Relapse prevention is a critical factor in recovery from substance abuse problems (NIDA, 2009). Treatment has been shown to influence positive recovery trajectories, yet relapse is a considerable complication both during and after treatment (Doweiko,... |
| Alternate forms of adjustment in adult women survivors of CSA: the relationship between wellness, resilience, and post-traumatic growth |
2012 |
3798 |
Women disproportionately experience victimization as children, with at least one in five women reporting a history of child sexual abuse. The short and long term effects, both physical and emotional, are significant, negative, and pervasive, making C... |