Edexcel A-Level Psychology A2 7.1.8 Coping Strategies Topic Practice

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Pearson Edexcel IAL Psychology

Unit 3: Applications of psychology

Topic E: Developmental psychology

Topic F: Criminological psychology

Topic G: Health psychology

7.1.1 - HPA axis

7.1.2 - Cortisol and stress

7.1.3 - Brain regions and stress

7.1.4 - Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome

7.1.5 - Life events and daily hassles

7.1.6 - Individual differences and stress

7.1.7 - Social support

7.1.8 - Coping strategies

7.1.9 - Positive and negative coping techniques

7.1.12 - CBT for anxiety disorders

7.2.1 - Brady (1958) executive monkeys

7.2.2 - Nakonz and Shik (2009) religious coping

7.2.3 - Avdagic et al. (2014) ACT and CBT for anxiety

7.2.4 - Russell et al. (2015) coping assessment adaptation

7.3.1 - Research methods in health psychology

7.3.2 - Non-human animal research

7.3.3 - Decision making and data interpretation

7.3.4 - Health psychology research evaluation

Unit 4: Clinical psychology and psychological skills

A-Level/Edexcel/Psychology//A2/Question Bank/Unit 3: Applications of psychology/Topic G: Health psychology/7.1.8 - Coping strategies

Question 1

[Maximum number: 1]

State what is meant by an 'emotion-focusing' coping strategy.
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AO1 (1 mark)
Credit one mark for accurate statement.
For example:
- When an individual chooses to avoid the stressor and attempts to
distract themselves from the stressor (1).
Look for other reasonable marking points.

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