sammanhang togs fram av den israeliska Aaron Antonovsky som studerade personer som trots perspectives on the theory and practice of public governance.

av F Wikström · 2013 — Discussion of the results with the selected theoretical framework: Antonovsky's theory of Sense of Coherence (SOC) and the salutogenic approach. The results 

Där studerade han bl.a. hälsotillståndet hos kvinnor som hade överlevt Förintelsen. Han fann att många av dem var vid god hälsa, och utvecklade en teori som försökte förklara hur det kunde förhålla sig på detta sätt. Antonovsky had the salutogenic idea while conducting an epidemiological study on problems in the menopause of women in different ethnic groups in Israel. One of these groups shared a common experience—they had survived the concentration camps of the second world war. During his twenty years in that Department, Antonovsky developed his theory of health and illness, which he termed salutogenesis. This model was described in his 1979 book, Health, Stress and Coping , followed by his 1987 work, Unraveling the Mystery of Health .

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Health, Stress, and Coping Aaron Antonovsky Snippet view - 1979. Common terms and phrases. action activity adaptation analysis answer Antonovsky approach appropriate Arrow become behavior breakdown called central Chapter chronic clear commitment complex concept concern consequences consider considerable Avishai Antonovsky and Shifra Sagy “Your candle burned out long before your legend ever did” (Bernie Taupin, Candle in the wind) Introduction In January 1945, while serving in the American army and stationed in New Guinea, Aaron Antonovsky (hereafter Aaron) wrote a long letter to his younger brother, Carl, who was then 13, ongoing adolescence. Antonovsky's sense of coherence theory. In 1979, the medical sociologist Aaron Antonovsky introduced his salutogenic ‘sense of coherence’ theory. The salutogenic orientation leads one to prioritise the promotion of health rather than the prevention of diseases. 2013-12-01 Aaron Antonovsky (19 December 1923 – 7 July 1994) was an Israeli American sociologist and academician whose work concerned the relationship between stress, health and well-being (salutogenesis)..

Aaron Antonovsky var en professor i medicinsk sociologi som under en tid i sitt liv studerade judiska kvinnor som överlevt koncentrationsläger. Han fann att vissa trots att de utsatts för fruktansvärda förhållanden behållit sin psykiska hälsa och detta intresserade honom.

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Central to Antonovsky's theory is the observation that healthy adaptation to life requires a sense of meaning. In simple terms, you cannot achieve physical or psychological health if you do not have an enduring belief that life is worth living.

Birro  av F Mårtensson · 2011 · Citerat av 94 — Giuliana, M.V, 2003, Theory of attachment and place-attachment (kap. 5) I Bonnes Aaron. Antonovsky beskriver som viktigt för att må bra och behålla hälsan. av P Johansson — utvecklades av Aaron Antonovsky (1923–1994), som var professor i J (2011) Purposeful Program Theory, Effective Use of Theories of. During his twenty years in that Department, Antonovsky developed his theory of health and illness, which he termed salutogenesis. This model was described in his 1979 book, Health, Stress and Coping , followed by his 1987 work, Unraveling the Mystery of Health . This chapter reproduces Antonovsky’s depiction of the salutogenic model of health from Chapter 7 in his book from 1979, Health, Stress and Coping, including his definitions of main constructs such as stress, health, breakdown, Generalized Resistance Resources, and Sense of Coherence.

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Oberseminar: Theorie und Praxis der Gesundheitsbildung Wintersemester 2008 / 2009 Leitung: Prof. Dr. Dr. Gerhard Mertens Das Konzept der Salutogenese nach Aaron Antonovsky. Eine Perspektive für die Gesundheitsbildung. Peter Büssers [Adresse entfernt] Abgabedatum: 2. März 2009

During his twenty years in that Department, Antonovsky developed his theory of health and illness, which he termed salutogenesis. This model was described in his 1979 book, Health, Stress and Coping , followed by his 1987 work, Unraveling the Mystery of Health . This chapter reproduces Antonovsky’s depiction of the salutogenic model of health from Chapter 7 in his book from 1979, Health, Stress and Coping, including his definitions of main constructs such as stress, health, breakdown, Generalized Resistance Resources, and Sense of Coherence. While the chapter briefly describes these constructs and their place in the salutogenic model of health as a whole, in-depth discussion of them is left to designated chapters. Central to Antonovsky's theory is the observation that healthy adaptation to life requires a sense of meaning. In simple terms, you cannot achieve physical or psychological health if you do not have an enduring belief that life is worth living.