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behavioral coping

behavioral coping Behavioral coping refers to the ways people respond to negative emotions caused by stressful events or public emergencies.

Behavioral coping refers to the ways people respond to negative emotions caused by stressful events or public emergencies. In this source, it includes coping by focusing on different kinds of information, such as self-related information or information about the group, to help lessen emotions like fear, anxiety, or sadness.

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Drafting source: Sun Yan; Li Yang; Wang Yong; Li Fangmin. Understanding the Emotion Coping Strategies During Public Emergencies – From the Perspective of Psychological Distance. 2021; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.699180; article XML SHA-256 ed060753480415bf658afcff08ae5e1fd8d445b4d181261202a05c79fecf2c17. “Understanding the Emotion Coping Strategies During Public Emergencies – From the Perspective of Psychological Distance” (10.3389/fpsyg.2021.699180).
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