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Chronic Illness, Symptoms and Efficacy in Children as Related to Some Psychological Characteristics of Mothers

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Health attitudes and physical as well as psychological symptoms reported by mothers of chronically ill children were negatively and significantly correlated, and mothers'symptom reporting was positively correlated with mothers' neuroticism.
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Notions of Self: Lived Realities of Children with Disabilities.

TL;DR: The study points out the unremitting hope and potential of children with mobility ‘impairments’, which is often silenced by the overarching ‘negativism’ that surrounds ‘disability’.
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Teachers' pedagogies and the 'special' curriculum : a study of the beliefs and practices of teachers that shape the ecologies of SLD/PMLD schools

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors examined nine teachers' ecological narratives and explored their influence upon curriculum decisions and consequent pedagogic practices in the context of a naturalistic setting within four SLD/PMLD schools.
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Flow and Health: A Bio-psycho-social Perspective

TL;DR: This chapter deals with the role of optimal experience in promoting health, by first presenting the dominant WHO definitions of health, held as universally valid standards across cultures, and illustrating some of the constructs proposed by positive psychology that have been fruitfully applied to the health domain.
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Deficiência, reabilitação e desenvolvimento do indivíduo: questões psicológicas e trans-culturais

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe a "experiencia ontima" as "a papel ativo na interacao com o seu contexto social, reaplicando seletivamente algumas unidades de informacao cultural, em termos de atividades, interesses, relacionamentos, fontes de conhecimento".

Palavras Chave: Experiência Ótima, Desenvolvimento, Deficiência DEFICIENCY, REHABILITATION AND INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT: Psychological and trans-cultural questions

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors have emphasized the importance of Optimal Experience in fostering individual's physical and social functioning among blind and paraplegic adult people, as well as among disabled children.
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Hypochondriasis, neuroticism, and aging. When are somatic complaints unfounded?

TL;DR: Data are presented showing that, even among psy- chiatrically normal individuals, the personality of neuroticism is systematically related to the number of medical symptoms reported and that neuroticism-related complaints are best viewed as exaggerations of bodily concerns rather than as signs of organic disease.
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Chronically ill children. A psychologically and emotionally deviant population

TL;DR: The study evaluated the psychosocial functioning levels of a group of chronically ill children across a battery of standardized personality instruments, demonstrating the normalcy rather than the deviance of these children.
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Somatic complaints in males as a function of age and neuroticism: A longitudinal analysis

TL;DR: The results suggest that age does not produce a generalized increase in physical complaints; instead, specific age-related symptoms show increases.
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Perception of poor health in the healthy older adult.

TL;DR: The findings suggest that a self‐perception of poor health among the physically healthy elderly may represent a generalized request for attention from trained personnel in the social environment.
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Family therapy in the treatment of severe childhood asthma

TL;DR: The conclusion that family therapy may represent a valuable therapeutic tool in the management of severe asthma and show significant improvement after treatment concerning general pediatric assessment.
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