Thomae H, Boeger A, Kruse A, Schindler S, Würzburger I
Z Gerontol. 1985 Jul-Aug;18(4):226-30.
Coping patterns of two groups of stroke patients related to their health condition are compared: one group participated in a rehabilitation programme, while the consisted of long-term care patients who had suffered a stroke ten to twenty years before the interview was second group. Similarities and differences between the response hierarchies of the two groups are demonstrated and discussed with special emphasis on the complex cognition and motivation interactions determining success and failure in coping.
一组参与了康复计划，而另一组则是在访谈前10至20年中风的长期护理患者。展示并讨论了两组反应层次之间的异同，特别强调了决定应对成功与失败的复杂认知和动机相互作用。
