Compared with the large body of literature on coping, coping flexibility has received
relatively scant research attention, although more such studies have begun to emerge …

This research sought to formulate a theoretically based conceptualization of coping flexibility
and to adopt a multimethod approach in assessing this construct. A self-report daily measure …

The present study examined coping flexibility and correlates of this style of approaching
stressful situations. Two methods for assessing coping flexibility, the Flex (Schwartz and …

Objective: To develop a theoretically grounded measure of self-perceived ability to cope with
stress in a flexible (ie non-rigid) manner and test associations with well-being. Method …

Coping flexibility was defined as the ability to discontinue an ineffective coping strategy (ie,
evaluation coping) and produce and implement an alternative coping strategy (ie, adaptive …

The current study aimed at measuring whether coping flexibility is a reliable and valid
construct in a UK sample and subsequently investigating the association between coping …

This study investigates how individuals formulate flexible coping strategies across situations
by proposing differentiation and integration as two stress‐appraisal processes. Results …

Researchers recently have suggested that coping flexibility (ie, an individual's ability to
modify and change coping strategies depending on the context) may be an important way to …

A growing body of research suggests that the functionality of coping strategies may in part
depend on the context in which they are executed. Thus far, functionality has mostly been …

In typical stress management programmes, working adults acquire various coping skills for
managing work stress. In addition to building coping skills, we propose the inclusion of a …