The present research analyzes baseline data from a longitudinal intervention study that examines the effects of supportive-expressive groups for women with breast cancer and their caregivers. The primary research question is whether coping strategies and interpersonal adjustment of patients predicts their acceptance of and participation in Supportive-Expressive Group Therapy (SEGT).
Costa, G., Kayser, K., Saita, E., Cigoli, V., Margola, D., Predicting acceptance to Supportive-Expressive Group Therapy in breast cancer: The role of Coping and Interpersonal Adjustment., Comunicazione, in Psycho-oncology, (Madrid, 09-13 June 2008), N/A, SPAGNA 2008: 156-157 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/16332]
Predicting acceptance to Supportive-Expressive Group Therapy in breast cancer: The role of Coping and Interpersonal Adjustment.
Costa, Giulio;Saita, Emanuela;Cigoli, Vittorio;Margola, Davide
2008
Abstract
The present research analyzes baseline data from a longitudinal intervention study that examines the effects of supportive-expressive groups for women with breast cancer and their caregivers. The primary research question is whether coping strategies and interpersonal adjustment of patients predicts their acceptance of and participation in Supportive-Expressive Group Therapy (SEGT).
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