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壓力大怎么辦？發泄傾訴不如微笑應對
Feeling stressed? Pouring out your feelings to a friend is 'the worst thing you can do'

[ 2011-07-13 17:04]

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Negative appraisal: Venting your frustrations when stressed is the worst thing you can do, according to scientists(dailymail.co.uk)

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There are days that leave the best of us feeling worn out and stressed.

But venting your frustrations is the worst thing you can do, according to scientists.

Instead, it is better to 'positively appraise' the cause of your stress with acceptance and humour as these are the most effective coping strategies for people dealing with failures.

Researchers from the University of Kent had 149 students keep a diary for between three to 14 days.

Each day, the students detailed their most bothersome failure, the strategies they used to cope with the failure and how they felt at the end of the day.

Their coping strategies included using emotional or instrumental support; self-distraction; denial; religion; venting; substance use; self-blame; and behavioural disengagement.

Of these, using social support; denial; venting; behavioural disengagement; and self-blame coping had negative effects on satisfaction at the end of the day.

The more students used these coping strategies in dealing with the day's most bothersome failure, the less satisfied they felt.

In contrast, positive reframing or trying to see things in a more positive light; acceptance and humour coping had positive effects on satisfaction.

The more students used these coping strategies in dealing with failures, the more satisfied they felt at the end of the day.

Lead researcher Dr Joachim Stoeber believes that the findings will be of significant interest to clinicians, counsellors and anyone working on stress research.

He said: 'The finding that positive reframing was helpful for students high in perfectionist concerns is particularly important because it suggests that even people high in perfectionist concerns, who have a tendency to be dissatisfied no matter what they achieve, are able to experience high levels of satisfaction if they use positive reframing coping when dealing with perceived failures.'

(Read by Nelly Min. Nelly Min is a journalist at the China Daily Website.)

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生活中我們總會有感到筋疲力盡、壓抑不堪的時候。

但科學家研究發現，發泄你的怨氣是最糟糕的方法。

相反，你最好能“積極評估”壓力產生的根源，以接受和幽默的態度來面對，因為這是應對挫敗的最有效策略。

肯特大學的研究人員讓149名參與調查的學生記日記，為期3天到14天不等。

學生每天記錄他們遭遇的最令人懊惱的失敗、克服挫折的對策、以及一天結束時的感受。

他們的應對策略包括情感或物質支持、分散注意力、拒不接受、尋求宗教信仰、宣泄、使用藥物、自我批評、以及行為解脫。

這些策略中，尋求社會幫助、拒不接受、宣泄、行為解脫、及自我批評會削弱一天結束時的滿足感。

受訪學生在應對一天中最令人煩惱的挫折時，這些策略使用得越多，他們越是感到不滿足。

相比之下，積極地重新規劃、嘗試以更積極的眼光看待問題、容忍、幽默的處理態度會增加滿足感。

學生在應對挫折時，這些策略使用得越多，一天結束時滿足感越高。

首席研究員喬安希姆?斯德伯博士認為，該研究結果對臨床醫生、顧問以及壓力研究工作者意義重大。

他說：“積極重新規劃法對于極力追求完美的學生有幫助，這一研究結果很重要，因為研究表明，采用積極重新規劃法應對可察覺的失敗時，即使是完美主義者也能夠獲得較高的滿足感，而通常這類人不管實現了什么，都覺得不滿足。”

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（中國日報網英語點津實習生史莉萍編輯：Julie）

Vocabulary:

wear out: to exhaust, as by continued strain; weary（精疲力盡，厭煩）

vent: to give free play or expression to (an emotion, passion, etc.（充分表達；淋漓盡致地發泄）

bothersome：causing annoyance or worry; troublesome（引起麻煩的；困擾人的）

substance：藥物，也可以指毒品

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