Higher social distress and lower psycho-social wellbeing: examining the coping capacity and health of people with hearing impairment

Keyphrases

• Quality of Life 100%
• Psychological Well-being 100%
• Social Distress 100%
• Hearing Impairment 100%
• Coping Capacity 100%
• People with Hearing Impairment 100%
• Hearing Disability 100%
• Explanatory Models 66%
• Self-confidence 66%
• Psychosocial Aspects 66%
• Physical Health 33%
• Well-being 33%
• Health Impact 33%
• Mental Health Outcomes 33%
• Hierarchical Linear Regression 33%
• Quality Model 33%
• Social Impact 33%
• Disability Health 33%
• Audiogram 33%
• Environmental Demands 33%
• Communication Failure 33%
• High Anxiety 33%
• Physical Measures 33%
• People with Hearing Disabilities 33%
• Physical Outcomes 33%
• Diastolic Blood Pressure 33%
• Self-rated Ability 33%
• Hearing Services 33%
• Capacity Shortage 33%

Psychology

• Sensation of Hearing 100%
• Coping Behavior 100%
• Social Distress 100%
• Quality of Life 30%
• Explanatory Model 20%
• Mental Health 10%
• Linear Regression 10%
• Blood Pressure 10%
• Coping Strategy 10%
• Dependent Variable 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Hearing Impairment 100%
• Quality of Life 75%
• Mental Health 25%
• Health Outcomes 25%
• Linear Regression Analysis 25%
• Dependent Variable 25%
• Audiography 25%
• Diastolic Blood Pressure 25%