英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to understand the relationship between stress perceptions andcoping behaviors among young stroke patients. A cross-sectional design and purposive samplingtechnique were applied, and a total of 100 young stroke patients from aged from 16 to 45 weresampled. The results showed that worrying about the recurrence of stroke (1.59±1.07) was themost important stress factor for young stroke patients. With respect to coping behaviors, the participantstended to concentrate on the treatment of the disease effects (9.25±3.10). The significantfactors influencing coping behavior were educational level, economic level, time of the stroke andcareer after the stroke. The Functional Independence Measure showed a positive correlation withcoping behaviors (r=.496), and a negative correlation was observed between the stress perceptionsscore and coping behaviors (r=-.505). The results concluded that early intervention promotingindependent functioning and understanding of the rehabilitation process may improve the positivecoping behaviors among young stroke patients. |