Issues and Advances in Coping Research by Bruce N. Carpenter<BR>

Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Current Coping Assessments by Arthur Stone, Eileen Kennedy-Moore, Michelle G. Newman, Melanie Greenberg, and John M. Neale<BR>

Making the Case for Coping by Susan Folkman<BR>

Coping with Psychosocial Stress: A Developmental Perspective by Bruce E. Compas, Vanessa L. Malcarne, and Gerard A. Banez<BR>

Situational Determinants of Coping by Robert McCrae<BR>

Individual Differences in the Coping Process: What to Know and When to Know It by Suzanne M. Miller<BR>

Interpersonal Aspects of Coping by Bruce N. Carpenter and Susan M. Scott<BR>

Perceived Control, Personal Effectiveness, and Emotional States by Herbert M. Lefcourt<BR>

Temporal Factors in Stress and Coping: Intervention Implications by Stephen M. Auerbach<BR>

Life Crises and Personal Growth by Jeanne A. Schaefer and Rudolf H. Moos<BR>

Outcome Expectancies and Psychosomatic Consequences by Holger Ursin and Karsten Hytten<BR>

Religious Beliefs and Practices and the Coping Process by Crystal Park and Lawrence H. Cohen<BR>

A Theory of Family Competence and Coping by Luciano L'Abate<BR>

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Subject Index<BR>

Contributors