… life stress in increasing susceptibility to psychopathology, the stress generation model posits
that individuals play an active role in causing negative life events. … , and include events such …

… event. Testing both the vulnerability and scarring models enabled us to detect a vicious,
cognitive-symptomatic cycle … PTSD symptoms) might assist in short-circuiting this vicious cycle. …

… is a significant life course event and a … , or vicious cycle, often leading to school failure,
school disengagement, and drop-out. Schools are a novel platform through which vicious cycles …

… mood disorders and traumatic events such as abuse earlier in life. In a longitudinal … life by
bowel symptoms both directly and indirectly via neurotic personality; and (ii) an ongoing cycle …

… lives only to serve himself and his business. Being of great wealth, Scrooge believes that he
lives a successful life… the Victorian Age, is an impoverished life. This fear leads to an intense …

… In addition, in Frank’s work the focus is on the narration of illness, our focus was on general
life stories in which employment or adversary life events were sometimes of much greater …

… One study of the relationship between significant life events and adherence to follow-up
care after abnormal cervical cancer screening indicated lower rates of adherence to follow-up …

… Throughout this thesis, “negative life events” will refer to any distressing life experiences
with the potential to cause psychological “trauma”, understood as a state of long-term …

… The repetition compulsion, reflected in those "vicious cycles", is … I would like to proceed from
this historical event, and with that … deals above all with the inner life, not his behavior (p. 18). …

… This is the vicious cycle that can perpetuate abuse and drug use in women’s lives. This
cycle also contributes to the intergenerational transfer of abuse and drug use. …