Coping with spinal cord injury: Strategies used by adults who sustained their injuries as children or adolescents

Keyphrases

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Coping Strategies 100%
• Child or Adolescent 100%
• Substance Use 66%
• Emotional Support 66%
• Life Satisfaction 66%
• Coping Skills 66%
• Positive Coping 66%
• Pediatric Spinal Cord Injury 66%
• Health-related Quality of Life 33%
• Quality of Life Satisfaction 33%
• Negatively Associated 33%
• Telephone Interview 33%
• Functional Independence Measure 33%
• Tetraplegia 33%
• Coping Style 33%
• Adult Life 33%
• Health Measures 33%
• Hierarchical Linear Modeling 33%
• Standardized Measures 33%
• Assessment Techniques 33%
• Humor 33%
• Brief COPE 33%
• Short Form-12 33%
• Proactive Coping 33%
• Behavioral Disengagement 33%
• Reporting Techniques 33%
• Adult Outcomes 33%
• Positive Reframing 33%
• Negative Coping Styles 33%
• Patient Health Questionnaire-9 33%
• Method Research 33%
• Satisfaction with Life Scale 33%
• Age at Injury 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Youth 100%
• Life Satisfaction 75%
• Pediatrics 50%
• Study Participant 25%
• Functional Independence Measure 25%
• Satisfaction with Life Scale 25%
• Patient Health Questionnaire 9 25%
• Quadriplegia 25%
• Short Form 12 25%
• Longitudinal Analysis 25%
• Quality of Life 25%
• Regression Analysis 25%

Psychology

• Adolescence 100%
• Coping Behavior 100%
• Spinal Cord Injury 100%
• Life Satisfaction 30%
• Coping Strategies 20%
• Emotional Support 20%
• Substance Use 20%
• Quality of Life 10%
• Regression Analysis 10%
• Hierarchical Regression 10%
• Longitudinal Analysis 10%
• Humor 10%