Objective: This study aims to explore the relationships between various coping types,
resilience, and anxiety among older Australians. Particular attention is paid to whether …

Objectives: High levels of religious involvement have been associated with positive mental
health outcomes in older adults. This study investigated whether the effects of religion on …

Objectives: The present study examined the day-to-day fluctuation of state-like anticipatory
coping (coping employed prior to stressors) and how these coping processes relate to …

Background The relationship between life stressors, coping and affective disorder is
interesting when predicting onset of a affective disorder and relapse of mood episodes …

The goal of the study was to explore the role of age in survivors' long‐term adjustment to
cancer (n= 155). Data, both quantitative and qualitative, was assessed at 3 months, 15 …

The literature claims that perceived age discrimination functions as a stressor. Using
conservation of resources theory, this paper examines the moderating effect of employees' …

Aims This study aimed to clarify the association between chronic stressors, stress coping
and depressive tendencies among older adults. Methods We carried out a survey with 500 …

Background. Chronic pain is highly prevalent among older people with arthritis, with
depression as its major outcome. The psychopathological process of chronic pain and its …

Objectives: The purpose of this studywas to assess age, gender, ethnicity, and education
differences in specific (“molecular”) coping behaviors for three older adult age groups …

Discusses the development of wisdom and creativity, assessing whether they truly run in
opposite directions as time moves on. The body of psychological work on creativity and its …