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Stress, Positive Emotion, and Coping
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Moskowitz, Judith Tedlie
, Folkman, Susan
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Caregivers
/ Depressive disorders
/ Emotion
/ Emotional adjustment
/ Emotional distress
/ Emotional states
/ Humor
/ Mental health
/ Psychological stress
/ Wellbeing
2000
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Stress, Positive Emotion, and Coping
by
Moskowitz, Judith Tedlie
, Folkman, Susan
in
Caregivers
/ Depressive disorders
/ Emotion
/ Emotional adjustment
/ Emotional distress
/ Emotional states
/ Humor
/ Mental health
/ Psychological stress
/ Wellbeing
2000
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Stress, Positive Emotion, and Coping
2000
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Overview
There is growing interest in positive aspects of the stress process, including positive outcomes of stress and antecedents that dispose individuals to appraise stressful situations more as a challenge than as a threat. Less attention has been given to the adaptational significance of positive emotions during stress or to the coping processes that sustain positive emotions. We review evidence for the occurrence of positive emotions under conditions of stress, discuss the functional role that positive emotions play under such conditions, and present three types of coping that are associated with positive emotion during chronic stress. These findings point to new research questions about the role of positive emotions during stress and the nature of the coping processes that generate these positive emotions.
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Blackwell Publishers,SAGE Publications
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