Coping with stress: effective people and processes

Abstract

Preface 1: C. R. Snyder and Kimberley Pulvers: Dr. Seuss, the Coping Machine, and Oh the Places Will Can Go 2: Joseph R. Ferrari: Getting Things Done on Time: Conquering Procrastination 3: Robert Neimeyer and Heidi Levitt: Coping and Coherence: a Narrative Perspective on Resilience 4: Herbert M. Lefcourt: The Humor Solution 5: Michael E. McCullough: Forgiving 6: Tom Pyszczynski et al.: Coping with the Inevitability of Death: Terror Management and Mismanagement 7: Redford B. Williams and Virginia P. Williams: Managing Hostile Thoughts, Feelings, and Actions: the Lifeskills Approach 8: Thomas Ashby Wills and James M. Sandy: Comparing Favorably: a Cognitive Approach to Coping through Comparison with Other Persons 9: Nancy A. Hamilton and Rick E. Ingram: Self-Focused Attention and Coping: Attending to the Right Things 10: Anita E. Kelly: Dealing with Secrets 11: Edward C. Chang: A Look at the Coping Strategies and Styles of Asian Americans: Similar and Different? 12: Gail Williamson and W. Keith Dooley: Aging and Coping: the Activity Solution 13: Kenneth I. Pargament, Margaret M. Poloma, and Nalini Tarakeshwar: Methods of Coping from the Religions of the World: Healing, Karma, and the Bar Mitzvah 14: C. R. Snyder and Kimberley Pulvers: Patterns of Coping