#9620. Benefit finding in the COVID-19 pandemic: College students positive coping strategies

September 2026publication date
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Abstract:
The ability of college students to cope effectively during the COVID-19 pandemic is an ongoing concern which could have implications for a generation of students health and well-being. Although adaptive coping styles have been explored with reference to other large-scale crises, little is known from an empirical standpoint about whether college students are engaging in such coping strategies during the pandemic. The current study focuses on meaning-focused coping, a coping style often seen in response to significant trauma or adversity, and in particular the process of benefit finding.
Keywords:
Adaptive coping; Benefit finding; College students; COVID-19 pandemic; Positive psychology; Reframing

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