Background: Though coping strategies are considered to contribute to resilience in front of
adversity, their use is not stable, but varies depending on the faced adversity. However, to …

The person–situation interaction model suggests that the nature of stressful situations
moderates the activation of coping strategies and styles, and that this interaction affects …

This study explored how resilience can be predicted from coping styles (problem-focused,
emotion-focused, and socially-focused) and personality characteristics (sense of mastery …

Although numerous measures of coping have been presented in the literature, many suffer
from methodological flaws. This article argues that efforts to improve coping assessment …

Research into coping has been hampered by the limited psychometric properties of the
available instruments, particularly with respect to the internal validity of multidimensional …

This study compared the psychometric properties of two different conceptions of measures of
coping. The Stressverarbeitungsfragebogen (SVF) 120 (Janke & Erdmann, 1997) and …

The aim of the study was to develop a reliable and valid Dutch adaptation of the Ways of
Coping Questionnaire (WCQ; Folkman&Lazarus, 1988) that measures situation-specific …

The purpose of this chapter is to compare empirical and theoretical approaches to the
measurement of coping. To illustrate these approaches, we use the Ways of Coping …

Different stressors trigger different coping strategies, and resilience also varies across
adversities. This study aimed to investigate the association between coping strategies and …

The objective of this study is to quantify situational impacts on coping compared to the
impact of personal characteristics. A facet design was used to systematically vary three …