Historically, resilience research has been largely the purview of developmental investigators
dealing with early childhood and adolescence. This research primarily focused on at‐risk …

We know from anecdote and research, science and art, that human resilience is a powerful,
seemingly ubiquitous force. What is needed is a better understanding of the properties …

In 3 studies, the authors investigated the functional role of psychological resilience and
positive emotions in the stress process. Studies 1a and 1b explored naturally occurring daily …

A growing body of evidence suggests that most adults exposed to potentially traumatic
events are resilient. However, research on the factors that may promote or deter adult …

Beginning with the Framingham Study (Dawber, Meadors, & Moore, 1951), risk factor
research has a long and successful history of identifying biological and psychosocial …

Transitions in work memberships, relationships, and roles can result in work-related identity
loss. This article contributes to a growing body of research examining identity transitions by …

This article considers how humor may fit within a resiliency perspective. Following a brief
overview of resiliency approaches, including selected work on positive psychology, several …

The study of intraindividual variability is the study of fluctuations, oscillations, adaptations,
and “noise” in behavioral outcomes that manifest on microtime scales. This article provides a …

The study used a daily process design to examine the role of psychological resilience and
positive emotions in the day-to-day experience of pain catastrophizing. A sample of 95 men …

Objective: Inflammation increases the risk of chronic diseases, but the links between
emotional responses to daily events and inflammation are unknown. We examined …