Coping Behavior, Stress Overcoming, and Attributive Styles as Adaptation Resources in Seafarers

Abstract

This article delves into the psychological aspects of seafaring, focusing on coping behaviors, stress management, and attributive styles as essential elements in the resilience and adaptation of seafarers. The maritime environment presents unique challenges, including prolonged isolation, extreme working conditions, and constant exposure to varying stressors. Understanding how seafarers cope with these challenges is crucial for their mental well-being and overall job performance.