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[Stress and cognitivism]
1Hospital Braulio Moyano, Buenos Aires. psicoterapia@cempc.com.ar
Vertex (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
|October 27, 2004
Summary
This article explores the psychological sense of stress, detailing Richard Lazarus's transactional theories and Grenberg's emotional theory. It introduces the new construct of Psychofortology and discusses psychotherapeutic approaches.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Psychotherapy
Context:
- Examines the psychological sense of stress.
- Details Richard Lazarus's transactional theory, including cognitive and cognitive-emotional models.
- Incorporates Grenberg's emotional theory of stress.
Purpose:
- To provide a comprehensive overview of stress theories.
- To define the new construct of Psychofortology.
- To explore psychotherapeutic applications based on various psychological schools.
Summary:
- Discusses the psychological perception of stress.
- Elaborates on Lazarus's transactional cognitive and cognitive-emotional theories.
- Introduces Grenberg's emotional theory and the novel concept of Psychofortology.
- Outlines psychotherapeutic possibilities derived from these psychological frameworks.
Impact:
- Offers a foundational understanding of stress and its theoretical underpinnings.
- Introduces a new construct, Psychofortology, for potential future research.
- Provides insights into diverse psychotherapeutic strategies for managing stress.