Психологический стресс. 415. Nady S., Nix C.L. Relations between preventive health behavior and hardiness // Psychological Reports

Литература

_513

415. Nady S., Nix C.L. Relations between preventive health behavior
and hardiness // Psychological Reports. 1988. Vol. 65. P. 339—
345.

416. Navon D., Gopher D. On the economy of human information
processing systems // Psychological Review. 1979. Vol. 88. P.
214-255,

417. Norman D.A., Bobrow D.J. On Data-limited and resource-limited
processes//Cognition Psychology. 1975. Vol. 7. P. 44—64.

418. Occupational stress: A handbook / Ed. by R. Crandall, P. Perrewe.
Philadelphia: Taylor and Francis, 1995.

419. O'LearyA. Stress, emotion, and human immune function// Psy­
chological Bulletin. 1990. Vol. 108. P. 363-382.

420. Parkes K.R. Locus-of-control, cognitive appraisal, band coping in
stressful situations // J. of Personality and Sociality psychology.
1984. Vol. 46. P. 655-668.

421. Parkes K.R. Personality and coping as moderators of work stress
processes: Models, methods and measures // Work and Stress.
1994. Vol. 8. N2. P. 110-129.

422. Parsons P.A. Behavior, stress and variability // Behavior Genetics.
1988. Vol. 18. P. 293-308.

423. Pearlin L.I. The sociological study of stress // J. of Health and
Social Behavior. 1989. Vol. 30. P. 241—256.

424. Pearlin L., Schooler C. The structure of coping//J. of Health and
Social Behavior. 1978. Vol. 19. P. 2—21.

425. PennebakerJ. W., Colder M., Sharp L.K. Accelerating the coping
process//J. of Personality and Social Psychology. 1990. Vol. 58.
P. 528-547.

426. Perloff L. Social comparison and illusions of invulnerability to
negative life events// Coping with negative life events: Clinical and
social psychological perspectives / Ed. by C.R. Snyder, C.E. Ford.
New York: Plenum Press, 1987. P. 214-232.

427. Peterson C, Seligman M.E.F. Causal explanations as a risk factor
for depression: Theory and evidence // J. of Psychological Review.
1984. Vol. 91. P. 347-374.

428. Peterson C, Seligman M.E.F. Explanatory style and illness // J. of
Personality. 1987. Vol. 55. P. 237-265.

429. Peterson C, Seligman M.E.F., Vaillant G.E. Pessimistic explanatory
style is a risk factor for physical illness: A thirty-five-year longitu­
dinal study//J. of Personality and Social Psychology. 1988. Vol.
55. P. 23—27.

430. Popkin M.K., Stillner V., Hall R. С et al. A generalized response
to protracted stress// Military Medicine. 1078. Vol. 143. N 7. P.
479-480.

431. Posner M.J., Boies S.J. Components of attention // Psychological
Review. 1971. Vol. 78. P. 391-408.. •

432. Puente A.E., Beiman J. The effects of behavior therapy, self-re­
laxation and transcendental meditation on cardiovascular stress
response//J. of Clinical Psychology. 1980. Vol. 36. P. 291-295.

433. Radke-Yarrow H. Affective development in young children // Af­
fective development in infancy / Ed. by T.B. Brazelton, M.W. Jog-
man. New York: Ablex Publishing Corp., 1986. P. 145-152.

434. Ranieri D.J., Weiss A.M. Induction of depressed mood: A test of the
opponent process theory // J. of Personality and Social Psychol­
ogy. 1984. Vol. 47. P. 1413-1422.

435. Reichard S., Livson F., Peterson P. G. Aging and personality. New
York: Wiley, 1962.

436. Rhodewalt F., Zone J.B. Appraisal of life-change, depression and
illness in hardy and non-hardy women // J. of Personality and
Social Psychology. 1989. Vol. 56. P. 81-88.

437. Rice P.L. Stress and health: Principles and practice for coping and
wellness. Monterey: Brooks/Cole, 1987.

438. Rice P.L. Stress and health. California: Brooks/Cole Publishing
Company, Pacific Grove, 1992.

439. Riesman D. The lonely crowd: A study of the changing American
character. Hew Haven: Yale University Press, 1961.

440. Rizvi N.H. A critique of the models to study stress // J. of Social
Science and Humn. 1985. Vol. 1—2. P. 103-123.

441. Rogers C.R. On becoming a person: A therapist's view of psycho­
therapy. Boston: Houghton Miffing, 1961.

442. Rosen T.J., Terry N.S., Leventhal H. The role of esteem and cop­
ing in response to a threat communication // J. of Research in
Personality. 1982. Vol. 16. P. 90-107.

443. Rosenham D.L., Seligman M.E.F. Abnormal psychology. 2^nd ed.
New York: Norton, 1989.

444. RosenstockJ.M., Strecher V.J., Becker M.H. Social learning theory
and the health belief model // Health Education Quarterly. 1988.
Vol. 15. P. 175-183.

445. Rothbaum F, WeiszJ.R., Snyder S.S. Changing the self: a two-
process model of perceived control // J. of Personality and Social
Psychologist. 1982. Vol. 42. N 1. P. 33-42.

446. Rotter J.B. Generalized expectancies for internal versus external
control of reinforcement // Psychological Monographs. 1966. Vol.
80. P. 1-28.

447. Rotter J.B. Internal versus external control of reinforcement: A
case history of variable //American Psychologist. 1990. Vol. 45.
P. 489-493.

448. Rubin КН., Krasnor L.R. Social-cognitive and social behavioral
perspectives on problem-solving // Cognitive perspectives on
children's social and behavioral development / Ed. by M. Perlmut-
ter. Hillsdale: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. 1986. P. 1—68.

Психологический стресс

Литература

_521

449. Scheier M.F., Carver C.S. Optimism, coping, and health: Assess­
ment and implications of generalized outcome expectancies //
Health Psychology. 1985. Vol. 4. P. 219-247.

450. Scheier M.F., Carver C.S. Dispositional optimism and physical
well-being: The influence of generalized outcome expectancies on
health //J. of Personality. 1987. Vol. 55. P. 169—210.

451. Scheier L.M., Kleban M.H. Multidimensional structure of psycho­
logical distress in the aged. Paper presented at the annual meeting
of the American Psychological Association. Washington, 1992.

452. Scrignar C.B. Stress strategies: The treatment of the anxiety disor­
ders. New York: Karger, 1983.

453. Sellers R.M., Peterson C. Explanatory style and coping with con­
trollable events by student-athletes // Cognition and Emotion.
1993. Vol. 7. P. 431-441.

454. Selye H. The stress of life. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1956.

455. Selye N. The stress concept today // Handbook on Stress and
Anxiety / Ed. by I.L. Kutash, L.B. Schlesinger and Associates. San
Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1980. P. 127—143.

456. Shapiro D. Neurotic styles. New York: Basic Books, 1965.

457. Sharansky N. Fear no evil. New York: Random House, 1988.

458. Shrout P.E., Link B.G., Dohrenwend B.D. etal. Characterizing life
events as risk factors for depression: the role of fateful loss event //
J. of Abnormal Psychology. 1989- Vol. 98. N 4. P. 138—143.

459. Simonton D.K. Genius, creativity, and leadership: Histriometric
inquires. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1984.

460. Smith R.S. The immune system is a key factor in the etiology of
psychosocial disease // Medical Hypotheses. 1991. Vol. 34. P.
49-57.

461. Smith J. С Steps toward a cognitive-behavioral model of relaxation //
Biofeedback and Self-Regulation. 1988. Vol. 13. P. 307-329.

462. Smith M.J. Understanding stress and coping. New York: McMillan
Publishing Co, Inc., 1993.

463. Smith R.E., Smoll F.L., Ptacek J. T. Conjunctive moderator vari­
ables in vulnerability and resiliency research: life stress, social
support and coping skills, and adolescent sports injuries // J. of
Personality and Social Psychology. 1990. Vol. 58. P. 360—369.

464. Smith M.S., Womack W.M. Stress management techniques in
childhood and adolescence: Relaxation training, meditation, hyp­
nosis and biofeedback: Appropriate clinical applications // Clinical
Pediatrics. 1987. Vol. 26. P. 581-585.

465. Snyder C.R., Ford C.E., Harris R.N. The effects of theoretical
perspective on the analysis of coping with negative life events //
Coping with negative life events —Clinical and social psychological
perspectives/Ed. by C.R. Snyder, C.E. Ford. New York: Plenum
Press, 1987. P. 14-29.

466. Solomon G.F., Amkraut A.A. Psychoneuroendocrinological effects
on the immune response//Annual Review of Microbiology. 1981.
Vol.35. P. 155-184.

467. Solomon R.L. The opponent-process theory of acquired motiva­
tion: The costs of pleasure and the benefits of pain // American
Psychologist. 1980. Vol. 35. P. 691-712.

468. Sorbi M., Tellegen В., du Long A. Long-term effects of training in
relaxation and stress-coping in patients with migraine: A 3-year
follow-up // Headache. 1989. Vol. 29. P. 111-121.

469. Spielberger CD. Trail-state anxiety and motor behavior // J. of
Motor Behavior. 1971. Vol. 3. P. 265-279.

470. Spielberger CD. Theory and research on anxiety // Anxiety and
behavior/ Ed. by CD. Speilberger. New York: Academic Press,
1986. P. 3-20.

471. Spivack G. Shure M.B. The cognition of social adjustment: In­
terpersonal cognitive problem-solving thinking // Advances in
clinical child psychology / Ed. by B.B. Lahey, A.E. Kazdin. New
York: Plenum, 1982. Vol. 5. P. 323-372.

472. Steinberg L. Early temperamental antecedents of adult Type A
behaviors// Developmental Psychology. 1985. Vol. 21. P. 1 Hi­
ll 80.

473. SteptoeA. Psychological coping, individual differences and physi­
ological stress responses // Personality and stress: Individual differ­
ences in the stress process / Ed. by C.L. Cooper, R. Payne. Wiley:
Chichester, 1991. P. 205-233.

474. Stern R.M., Ray W.J. Biofeedback: Potential and limits. Lincoln:
University of Nebraska Press, 1977.

475. Stone A.A., NealeJ.M. New measure of daily coping: Development
and preliminary results // J. of Personality and Social Psychology.
1984.Vol.46. P. 892-906.

476. Stone A.A., Greenberg M.A., Kennedy-Moore E., Newman M.G.
Self-report, situation-specific coping questionnaires: What are
they measuring? // J. of Personality and Social Psychology. 1991.
Vol. 61. P. 648-658.

477. Stone A., Shiffman S. Reflections on the intensive measurements
of stress, coping, and mood, with an emphasis on daily measures
// Psychology and Health. 1992. Vol. 7. P. 115—129.

478. StoufferS.A. The American soldier. Princeton: Princeton Univer­
sity Press, 1949.

479. Suls J., Fletcher B. The relative efficacy of avoidant and nonavoid-
ant coping strategies: A meta-analysis // Health Psychology. 1985.
Vol. 4. P. 249-288.

480. Taylor S.E. Adjustment to threatening events: A theory of cog­
nitive adaptation // American Psychologist. 1983. Vol. 38. P.
1161-1173.

522_

Дата добавления: 2015-07-11