Chronic Illness and Self-Regulatory Model Quiz
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What serves as the basis for the model that explains how illness cognitions affect coping strategies?

  • Characteristics of chronic illness
  • Emotional reactions to chronic illness
  • Developing problem-solving techniques when normal state is altered (correct)
  • Challenges faced by individuals with chronic illness

In the context of chronic illness, what do individuals develop when their normal state is altered?

  • Challenges
  • Emotional reactions
  • Physical symptoms
  • Coping strategies (correct)

What is emphasized as a key factor in the self-regulatory model of illness cognitions?

  • Avoidance of seeking medical help
  • Development of problem-solving techniques (correct)
  • Increased emotional distress
  • Denial of the illness

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic commonly associated with chronic illness?

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How do emotional reactions typically influence coping strategies in individuals with chronic illness?

<p>By hindering problem-solving techniques (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What kind of challenges are individuals with chronic illnesses more likely to face compared to those without chronic illnesses?

<p>A combination of physical, emotional, and social challenges (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which coping strategy is LEAST effective for individuals dealing with chronic illness?

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How can the self-regulatory model help individuals with chronic illness better manage their condition?

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'Long-term impact on daily life' is an example of a characteristic of chronic illness that typically leads to:

<p>'Problem-focused coping' (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a common consequence of chronic illness?

<p>Unpredictable nature of symptoms (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Illness Cognitions

Thoughts and beliefs about one's illness that influence coping strategies.

Coping Strategies

Methods developed by individuals to handle the changes caused by chronic illness.

Problem-solving Techniques

Skills used to manage challenges by finding effective solutions.

Self-regulatory Model

A framework that helps individuals develop effective coping strategies for chronic illness.

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Chronic Illness Characteristics

Features that define chronic illnesses, like long-term effects and unpredictable symptoms.

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Emotional Reactions

Feelings that can hinder effective problem-solving in chronic illness management.

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Physical, Emotional, and Social Challenges

The combined difficulties faced by those with chronic illnesses.

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Avoidant Coping

A strategy that is less effective for managing chronic illness by ignoring problems.

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Problem-focused Coping

An effective approach where individuals tackle the problems directly caused by their illness.

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Unpredictable Symptoms

A common consequence of chronic illness, leading to uncertainty and difficulty in management.

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