Health sciences undergraduate students' perceived meaning of life and their coping styles
Date
2020Author
Arslanturk, Kubra
Oz, Fatma
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PurposeThe aim of this study is to determine health sciences
undergraduate students' perceived meaning of life and coping styles and
the correlation between them.
Design and MethodsThis is a descriptive study. The study sample
consisted of 1160 students. Data were collected using a personal
information form, the personal meaning profile (PMP), and the ways of
coping inventory (WCI).
FindingsParticipants had the highest mean scores on PMP relationship and
intimacy subscales while they had the highest and lowest mean scores on
WCI self-confident coping style and submissive coping style subscales,
respectively.
Practice ImplicationsIt is thought that the study will guide us in the
process of vocational training of students or guidance and counseling
services provided to them.
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