Why the study?
Do adults with congenital heart disease have different styles of coping and social support compared to the general population?
Do adults with congenital heart disease have different styles of coping and social support compared to the general population?
Adults with congenital heart disease generally exhibit coping styles comparable to the general population and report favorable perceived social support despite receiving less overall support.
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Comparable coping in adults with congenital heart disease except lower active problem-solving in females; leaves open targeted interventions and prospective validation.
Rijen et al. (2004) studied this question.
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