Coping as a moderator of relations between reactivity to interpersonal stress, health status, and internalizing problems
Coping as a moderator of relations between reactivity to interpersonal stress, health status, and internalizing problems
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DOI：
10.1023/b:cotr.0000031806.25021.d5
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发表时间：
2004-06-01
影响因子：
2.8
通讯作者：
Compas, BE
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作者：
Connor-Smith, JK;Compas, BE
应对温和的非自愿的压力反应，健康状况和内化问题之间的关系进行了测试，在社会取向的大学生回应标准化的实验室人际压力。应对缓和心率反应性和健康状况之间的关系，与初级控制参与应对，二级控制参与应对，和脱离应对都作为缓冲。初级控制也缓冲自我报告的觉醒和健康状况之间的联系，和二级控制应对缓冲自我报告的觉醒和健康状况之间的联系和内化问题。应对和非自愿的标准化实验室压力源的反应与措施的自然应对和非自愿的压力反应。连接实验室和自然应对研究的好处突出，沿着的影响，非自愿的压力反应和应对的相互作用。
Coping moderation of relations between involuntary stress-reactivity, health status, and internalizing problems was tested in sociotropic college students responding to a standardized laboratory interpersonal stressor. Coping moderated relations between heart rate reactivity and health status, with primary control engagement coping, secondary control engagement coping, and disengagement coping all serving as buffers. Primary control also buffered the link between self-reported arousal and health status, and secondary control coping buffered the link between self-reported arousal and health status and internalizing problems. Coping and involuntary responses to the standardized laboratory stressor were correlated with measures of naturalistic coping and involuntary stress-reactivity. Benefits of linking laboratory and naturalistic coping research are highlighted, along with implications of the interaction of involuntary stress-reactivity and coping.