Coping behaviour after shipwreck.

By:

Henderson, Scott

Contributor(s):

Bostock, Tudor

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1977Description: 6p., 2 tabs, 16 refsSubject(s):

Subject: A description is given of the coping behaviour of seven men who survived a shipwreck and were not rescued until 13 days later. The principal behaviours shown by the men were attachment ideation, drive to survive, modelling, prayer and hope.

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Reprinted from British Journal of Psychiatry; 1977; Vol 131; pp15-20

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A description is given of the coping behaviour of seven men who survived a shipwreck and were not rescued until 13 days later. The principal behaviours shown by the men were attachment ideation, drive to survive, modelling, prayer and hope.

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