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Tags: 2005, Adaptation, and a less frequent use of avoidance behaviour and passive reaction pattern, assessed using the Utrecht Coping List. The use of each of seven coping strategies among parents of children with cancer was compared with data from parents of children with no serious or chronic diseases. In addition, Backlog, Boman KK, Journal Article, Lindblad F, Non-U.S. Gov't%X This study examined 395 parents (224 mothers and 171 fathers) of children with cancer in Sweden in terms of coping, nor among parents at various points in time after the child's cancer diagnosis. A more frequent use of active problem-focusing, Norberg AL, PedPal Lit, Psychological Adult Anxiety/etiology Child Cross-Sectional Studies Depression/etiology Family Health HumansNeoplasms Parents/psychology Research Support, Social science & medicine
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