Temporal and cross-situational consistency in causal attributions and coping were
examined in reference to two ongoing stressors over a period of 4 weeks. Patterns of coping …

Attempts to predict coping, distress, and stress-related pathology with person-related
variables have had only limited success. With greater attention to their controllability, focus …

The present study assesses the intervening role of ways of coping in mediating the effects of
causal attribution for negative events on combat‐related post‐traumatic stress disorder …

This study assesses the intervening role of coping strategies in mediating the effects of
causal attribution for failure, expectancy of control, and off-task cognitions on performance …

From a cognitive perspective, current thinking on stress and coping emphasises the process
of stimulus appraisal (RS Lazarus, 1966, 1991) and there is now considerable agreement …

Causal attributions along the dimensions of perceived control, locus of causation, stability,
intentionality, and globality, and related cognitions of degree of upset, expectation of the …

Research shows that stressed individuals exhibit a higher tendency to form causal
attributions. One of the common explanations for this finding is that stress reduces persons' …

Causal attributions of three groups of subjects varying in social anxiety according to the
Social Interaction Self-Statement Test were assessed, either from the perspective of the self …

Researchers have argued that the investigation of causal interrelationships between
symptoms may help explain the high comorbidity rate between certain psychiatric disorders …

Suggests that a variety of sources of information are used to reach causal inferences in
achievement-related contexts. The primary perceived causes of success and failure are …