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Coping with war captivity: the role of attachment style

โœ Scribed by Zahava Solomon; Karni Ginzburg; Mario Mikulincer; Yuval Neria; Abraham Ohry


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Weight
175 KB
Volume
12
Category
Article
ISSN
0890-2070

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โœฆ Synopsis


The current study examines the implication of attachment style in both immediate coping and long-term adjustment of prisoners of war (POWs). 164-ex-POWs and 184 matched controls ยฎlled out a battery of questionnaires, 18 years after the war. They were questioned about their subjective experience of captivity, current mental health status, and characteristic attachment style. Secure individuals, who reported lower levels of suering, less helplessness and more active coping during captivity, exhibited better long-term adjustment. Avoidant ex-POWs, who reported helplessness and hostility, and ambivalent individuals, who felt abandoned and vulnerable, reported long-term maladjustment. The role of attachment style as a stress-moderating resource is discussed.


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