The Quality of Coping Well in the Face of Problems

question 14

True/False

The quality of coping well in the face of problems, adversity, and trauma is known as psychological adaptation.

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Definitions:

Opinions

Beliefs or judgments that are not based on certainty or knowledge but rather on what one thinks or feels to be true or probable.

Neurotic Behavior

Patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that are maladaptive, self-defeating, and indicative of some form of psychological distress.

Self-Image

The mental representation one has of oneself, shaped by personal experiences, body image, and social roles.

Basic Anxiety

A concept by Karen Horney referring to feelings of helplessness and insecurity that arise from inconsistent parenting and adverse childhood experiences.