The recent literature on self‐report measures of coping reactions and strategies is reviewed
and critically evaluated. Most of the coping research has focused on assessing several basic …

In search of a more thorough understanding of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD),
theories of etiology have emerged from virtually every theoretical persuasion. Many provide …

Several existing self-report measures of coping and the relevant research using these
instruments are reviewed. Many of these coping measures suffer from a variety of …

Considerable interest has recently been directed at the relationship between coping styles
and depression. However, a systematic understanding of this relationship has been …

This chapter addresses that domain of theory and research concerned with personal
characteristics relevant for either instrumental or socioemotional adaptation to unexpected …

This study assessed the validity of active and passive coping dimensions in chronic pain
patients (n= 76) using the Coping Strategies Questionnaire and the Vanderbilt Pain …

This study determines, in a population of older adults with diagnosed hypertension, the
concurrent association between depressive symptomatology and blood pressure control …

This article reports on an in-depth interview investigation of 2O persons who have been
diagnosed and treated for unipolar depression. The article proceeds from the observation …

Psychological well-being among Latino gay men and lesbians was investigated. This study
hypothesized that active coping and social support and identification with the Latino gay and …

The Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) has been widely used to document the prevalence of
depressive symptomatology in samples of chronic pain patients and as an outcome …