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An investigation of stress and coping in a college population

This experiment examined the stress reactions and coping styles of 140 college students using a test of autonomic balance to measure stress, and a modified form of Rahe’s life-change/illness questionnaire to measure both stress reactions and coping styles. Results suggest that stable sex difference effects existed for both measures and that Rahe’s model of life-change/illness was generalizable only to those populations who handle nstress by thinking about it frequently.
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  • 1980-01
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  • Masters
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  • by Georgia Sue Cave
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  • California State University, Northridge. Department of Psychology.
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 46-49)
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