FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2323854828> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2323854828 abstract "Background : In 2012 I presented a program to the London IFDM entitled “Breaking the Web of Needless Disability”. The model drew heavily from the latest neuroscientific theory, and was quite well received. This program represents further development of the ideas presented in London to encompass “resilience”. Hypothesis : 1. “Resilience” is a behaviour that is learned and unlearned like any other skill; 2. Understanding how humans think and react in compensation systems will yield valuable insight into the building of resilience to unnecessary disability. Methods : Extension of existing literature and pilot studies examining the differences between those people who suffer injury and recover as expected and those who suffer the same sort of injury and spiral down into despair and dependency. Principal findings: “Resilience” is a specific behaviour beneficially affecting the sense of loss of control that attends injury. There are four specific “styles” of resilience. Each person uses one or more of these styles to a greater or lesser degree. By use of modified psychological inventory tools, the predominant resilience style of an individual can be ascertained, and approaches that enhance their resilience style can be utilised for either prevention or treatment. Discussion : “Habits of thought” are established by repetition. For habits of thinking of one's self as able or disabled, the most significant form of repetition is internal dialog. In resilient people, there are four discrete kinds of dialog that are used to overcome a sense of loss of control. By identifying and bolstering those styles of resilience an injured person can become less susceptible to a sense of loss of control that gives rise to unnecessary disability. Conclusion : The approach is useful in understanding failure to recover as expected, and shows promise for effective individualised treatment for injury management." @default.
• W2323854828 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2323854828 creator A5048798292 @default.
• W2323854828 date "2014-01-01" @default.
• W2323854828 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W2323854828 title "Breaking the web of needless disability" @default.
• W2323854828 cites W146334991 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1488755428 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1512664624 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1517238499 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1528314392 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1573750296 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1593453890 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1601938470 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1616963961 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1639235375 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1703948439 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1796378148 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1838674611 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1967573311 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1970033594 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1978967188 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1981266057 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1982215807 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1986484891 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1990257140 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1991490088 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W1993417330 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2003307443 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2012009286 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2022000460 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2023646309 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2023753840 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2023868339 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2031435221 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2035533344 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2036522202 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2037667533 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2037873326 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2039770601 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2048312950 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2053634083 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2054115802 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2056640727 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2059452736 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2063513627 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2073437504 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2080628224 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2085174180 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2085563874 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2086387903 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2086974155 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2100521812 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2101537435 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2112331780 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2113574306 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2139976854 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2140467031 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2150441543 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2156355818 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2158005409 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2161786970 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2164085277 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2169650240 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2197281526 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2233245236 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2259713278 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2269265236 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2281352590 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2290701979 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2416618785 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2586621142 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2743059607 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2751372848 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2798844093 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W3114795253 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W3122395818 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W567519256 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W612488947 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2033901956 @default.
• W2323854828 cites W2082496655 @default.
• W2323854828 doi "https://doi.org/10.1017/idm.2014.9" @default.
• W2323854828 hasPublicationYear "2014" @default.
• W2323854828 type Work @default.
• W2323854828 sameAs 2323854828 @default.
• W2323854828 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W2323854828 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2323854828 hasAuthorship W2323854828A5048798292 @default.
• W2323854828 hasBestOaLocation W23238548281 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C121332964 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C136764020 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C137176749 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C166957645 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C173853756 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C180747234 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C2776445246 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C2779585090 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C2780023022 @default.
• W2323854828 hasConcept C41008148 @default.

• next