Objectives Cancer risk increases with age, cancer-related stress is common and devastating
to mental health of patients, yet little work has explored age differences in cancer-related …

Emotion regulation may affect the levels of psychological distress of cancer survivors, but
inconsistencies exist among studies regarding the direction of this effect. The systematic …

Objectives: This study examined the cross-sectional and prospective relationships between
subjective (cognitive reappraisal, expressive suppression and experiential avoidance) and …

Objective Why some people recover emotionally after diagnosis and treatment of cancer and
others do not is poorly understood. To identify factors around the time of diagnosis that …

Past research suggests that psychosocial responses to advanced or recurrent cancer vary
by age. This study compares the relative influences of patients' age and recurrence status on …

Purpose Many cancer survivors report experiencing somatic symptoms as well as elevated
stress. Theoretical models have suggested that physical symptoms generate subjective …

Purpose Few studies have examined psychological adjustment for cancer survivors in late
treatment and early survivorship stages. Our study investigated the prevalence and short …

Objective This paper examines the direct and intermediary relationships between life stress,
stress appraisal, and resilience, and increased anxiety and depressive symptoms in …

Background While many studies have investigated the sociodemographic, clinical, and
psychosocial factors associated with perceived positive change after cancer, longitudinal …

Objective Depression is an important health issue in cancer patients. People use different
coping strategies and health locus of control to manage stressful situations, which relate to …