Coping with Stress in a Cross Cultural Setting

Coping with university-related problems: A cross- cultural comparison

Running head: COUPLES IN SWITZERLAND 1 THIS CHAPTER WAS PUBLISHED IN: COUPLES COPING WITH STRESS – A CROSS-CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE

Coping with chronic musculoskeletal pain in Portugal and in the United States: a cross-cultural study.

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to examine the associations between coping and adjustment to chronic pain in a sample of patients from Portugal and to discuss the findings with respect to published findings from two studies using patients from the United States. DESIGN Two brief measures of pain coping were translated and administered with measures of physical and psychological functionin...

Coping strategies of nursing students for dealing with stress in clinical setting: A qualitative study

Background Nursing students in the clinical setting experience a high level of stress. The understanding of people involved in nursing education, from coping strategies of nursing students with clinical stress, is highly important for any kind of planning in this field. Objective To explore the coping strategies of Iranian nursing students with stress in a clinical setting. Methods This qua...

Cross-Cultural Time Sensitivity in a Bilateral E-Negotiation System

For a long time, culture has been an influencing parameter in negotiations. Growth of international trades and business competitions has increased the importance of negotiations among countries and different cultures. Developing new technologies, particularly the use of artificial intelligence in electronic trading areas, has provided us with the application of intelligent agents to resolve cha...