Question

When a husband who is diagnosed with anxiety communicates openly with his wife, receives support from her, and works together with her against the anxiety, additional stressors will likely be managed. In contrast, if couples communicate poorly, are not supportive, and live separate lives, additional stressors are more likely to pile up for the couple. These are examples of positive and nagative
a. Enduring vulnerabilities
b. Adaptive processes
c. Community characteristics
d. Risk and protective factors

Answer 1

Answer:

Adaptive processes

Explanation:

Marriage is commonly refer to as the union of a man and woman. For marriage to work out, the husband and wife must have mutual relationship.

In life, stress is common to humans everyday. The daily life involves negotiating stresses and our daily hassles can be iritating, frustrating, with distressing demands and troubled relationships that put us on the edge everytime.

The Vulnerability-Stress-Adaptation Model shows how people go into the union called marriage with different enduring vulnerabilities that tends to bring about high risk of divorce. These vulnerabilities affects the adaptive processes used by individuals to respond to stress. Most times, the inability to bear, may lead to stressors worsening and reduction in marital quality.

The 3 Factors or model includes:

1. Enduring vulnerabilities which is usually refered to as inbuilt personality characteristics or past experiences.

2. Adaptive processes which deals with how people adapt or cope with situations such as stress.

3. Stressful events