Hardiness

Question 1

Hardiness

Answer 1

Resilience

Question 2

Hardy Personality - Robasa 1979

Answer 2

Comittment- throw themselves into life and strong sense of purpose
Challenge - welcome change as an opportunity
Control - Hardy people like to make things happen rather than sitting back

Question 3

Type A/ Type B

Answer 3

Freidman and Rosenman- cardiologists.
Noticed that corninary heart diseases all had similar behaviour patterns - which is called type A and B and related to higher instances of heart disease

Question 4

Type A -

Answer 4

High levels of;
Competitiveness
Time urgency
Hositality

Question 5

Type B -

Answer 5

laid back
tolerant
less competitive
less hostile

Question 6

weakness of Type A/B

Answer 6

too simple - type C and D

Question 7

2nd weakness of Type a/b

Answer 7

can be argued as inaccurate due to self report measures which are very open to social desirability bias

Question 8

3rd weakness

Answer 8

in hardiness or locus of control theory suggests control is most important predictor in health related outcomes

Question 9

strength 1

Answer 9

takes into account of genetics and the type of personality a person has based off genetics and outside factors such as social and cognitive

Question 10

strength 2

Answer 10

studies have been found to strengthen this study - Freidman

Question 11

Strength 3

Answer 11

explains reasons why different people have different levels and impacts of the stress