Stress and Emotion: Anxiety, Anger and Curiosity, Volume 17

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The Stress & Emotion Series(previously Stress & Anxiety) was initiated in 1975 as a collection of articles on modern research findings on the stress phenomena. Each volume explores the most current research in the field of environmental stressors. The volume consists of contributions from leading researchers across the field and is a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners. The contents feature articles on growing issues such as sports anxiety, test anxiety, work stress, and stress disorders in children and adolescents. Stress, Anger and Curiosity is organized into three sections: Stress, Anxiety and Coping; Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger; and Cross-Cultural Research on Occupational Stress.

Contributors

xii

Preface

xiii

I. STRESS, ANXIETY, AND COPING

Stress in a Life-Threatening Illness

(28)

Pittu Laungani

Stress in a Life-Threatening Illness

(5)

Participant Observation

(2)

Background to the Study

(11)

Transfer to St. Mary's Hospital

(2)

Arriving at a Correct Diagnosis

(1)

Transfer to Intensive Care

(3)

Fear of Pain and Death

(1)

Transfer from the ITU

(2)

The Nature of Stress in a Life-Threatening Illness

(7)

Conceptualizing Stress

(1)

Extrapersonal Factors

(2)

Interpersonal Relationships with Hospital Staff

(3)

Intrapersonal Factors

(1)

Conclusion

(5)

Anxiety, Anger, and Moral Judgment

(14)

Angela M.B. Biaggio

Anxiety, Anger, and Moral Judgment

(2)

Theory and Research on Anxiety and Moral Development

(3)

Relation of Moral Judgment to State and Trait Anxiety

(1)

Measuring the Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger

(8)

Construction and Validation of the Portuguese STAXI

(3)

Anxiety, Anger, and Risk-Taking Behavior

(4)

Appendix A

(1)

Trait-State Anxiety, Worry, and Emotionality in Athletic Competition

(16)

Frontisek Man

F. Taborsky

Charles D. Spielberger

Trait-State Anxiety, Worry, and Emotionality in Athletic Competition

(2)

Study 1

(4)

Method and Procedure

(1)

Results and Discussion

(2)

Study 2

(4)

Method and Procedure

(1)

Results and Discussion

(3)

Summary and Conclusions

(6)

Evaluation of Test Anxiety Using Pictorial Evaluation of Test Reactions (Peter)

(16)

Joseph Toubiana

Evaluation of Test Anxiety Using Pictorial Evaluation of Test Reactions (Peter)

(2)

Method

(3)

Subjects and Instruments

(2)

Previous Research with the Peter-TQ

(1)

Procedures

(1)

Results

(4)

Cultural and Sex Differences in Test Anxiety

(1)

Discussion

(1)

Differences in Anxiety across Cultures

(1)

Gender Differences

(1)

Conclusions

(4)

Acknowledgments

(2)

Culture and Gender Factors in the Structure of the Test Anxiety Inventory: A Meta-Analysis

(20)

Brad J. Bushman

Peter R. Vagg

Charles D. Spielberger

Culture and Gender Factors in the Structure of the Test Anxiety Inventory: A Meta-Analysis

(4)

Test Anxiety, Worry-Emotionality, and Academic Achievement

(2)

The Test Anxiety Inventory

(1)

Method and Procedures

(2)

Literature Search Procedures and Criteria for Inclusion of Studies

(1)

Results

(4)

Invariance of the Factor Structure of the TAI Across Culture and Gender

(1)

Discussion and Conclusions

(4)

Appendix A

(1)

A Geometrical Description of Kaiser's Method for Comparing Factor Structures

(6)

Vigilant and Avoidant Coping: Theory and Measurement

(26)

Heinz Walter Krohne

Boris Egloff

Vigilant and Avoidant Coping: Theory and Measurement

(1)

Model of Coping Modes

(4)

Measurement of Vigilance and Cognitive Avoidance

102

(11)

Design of the Mainz Coping Inventory

102

(2)

Participants

104

(1)

Analysis 1: Appraisal of the MCI Situations

104

(3)

Analysis 2: Statistical and Psychometric Properties of the MCI

107

(1)

Analysis 3: Internal Structure of the MCI

107

(1)

Analysis 4: Relationships with Other Coping Variables (Construct Validity)

108

(4)

Analysis 5: Relationships with Various Criterion Variables

112

(1)

Discussion

113

(10)

II. EXPERIENCE, EXPRESSION, AND CONTROL OF ANGER

The Expression and Management of Anger and Hostility: Psychological Implications

123

(20)

Esther R. Greenglass

The Expression and Management of Anger and Hostility: Psychological Implications

123

(13)

Multiple Emotions and CHD

124

(1)

Interactive Approaches to the Study of CHD

125

(3)

The Social Context of Anger/Hostility and CHD

128

(1)

Social Support and Health

129

(3)

Anger, Hostility, and Coping

132

(1)

Communicative Expression of Anger and Hostility

133

(1)

Anger, Hostility, and Gender Differences

134

(2)

Conclusions

136

(7)

School Stress, Anger Expression, and Adolescent Problem Behaviors

143

(12)

Chok C. Hiew

Glendon Rayworth

School Stress, Anger Expression, And Adolescent Problem Behaviors

143

(2)

Problem Behavior and Anger Expression

145

(1)

Method

146

(2)

Predictor and Criterion Measures

147

(1)

Results

148

(2)

Discussion and Conclusions

150

(5)

Experience of Anger and Anxiety Emotions during Examinations: Cross-Cultural Evidence

155

(24)

Norbert K. Tanzer

Charles D. Spielberger

Experience of Anger and Anxiety Emotions during Examinations: Cross-Cultural Evidence

155

(1)

Method

156

(5)

Instruments

156

(1)

Trait and State Instructions

157

(1)

Rating Scale Formats

158

(1)

Statistical Analyses

158

(1)

Subjects and Procedures

159

(2)

Results

161

(8)

Experience of Anger and Anxiety during Examinations: Results from Trait Studies

161

(4)

Temporal and Situational Specificity of Anger and Anxiety during Examinations

165

(2)

Academic Domain Specificity and Course (Teacher) Specificity of Trait Anger and Trait Anxiety during Examinations

167

(1)

Trait Anger and Anxiety during Regular Classroom Lessons

168

(1)

Discussion

169

(8)

Appendix A

177

(1)

Items of the English Version

177

(1)

Appendix B

177

(1)

Items of the German Version and Closest English Translation

177

(2)

Family Cohesiveness, Flexibility, and Maternal Anger: Boon or Detriment to Children's Adjustment?

179

(18)

Solly Dreman

Family Cohesiveness, Flexibility, and Maternal Anger: Boon or Detriment to Children's Adjustment?

179

(1)

Method

180

(4)

Measures

181

(3)

Procedure

184

(1)

Results

184

(6)

Relation between Cohesion, Adaptability, and Behavior Problems

184

(1)

Cohesion and Children's Behavior Problems

184

(2)

Adaptability and Children's Behavior Problems

186

(1)

Custodial Mothers' Anger and Children's Behavior Problems

187

(3)

Discussion and Conclusions

190

(7)

Hindi Anger Expression Scale: Construction and Validation

197

(12)

Sagar Sharma

Archna Krishna

Charles D. Spielberger

The Hindi Anger Expression Scale: Construction and Validation

197

(1)

Adaptation and Validation of the Hindi AX Scale

198

(4)

Psychometric Properties and Equivalence of the Hindi and English AX Scales

199

(2)

Internal Consistency Reliability of the Hindi AX Scale

201

(1)

Research with the Hindi Anger Expression Scale

202

(7)

III. CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH ON OCCUPATIONAL STRESS

The German Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey: A Multistudy Validation in Different Occupational Settings

209

(24)

Volker Hodapp

Norbert K. Tanzer

Christian Korunka

Ehrentraud R. Maier

Iris A. Pestemer

The German Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey: A Multistudy Validation in Different Occupational Settings

210

(1)

The Original English-Language Job Stress Survey

210

(1)

Development of the German Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey

211

(2)

Study 1: Primary-School Teachers

213

(3)

Participants and Procedure

213

(1)

Results

213

(3)

Study 2: Secondary-School Teachers

216

(3)

Participants and Procedure

216

(1)

Results

217

(2)

Study 3: Hospital Personnel

219

(3)

Subjects and Procedure

219

(1)

Results

220

(2)

Study 4: Bank Employees

222

(4)

Participants and Procedure

222

(2)

Results

224

(2)

Discussion and Conclusions

226

(5)

Authors' Notes and Acknowledgments

231

(2)

Spanish Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey: All Dressed Up and Ready to Go to Work

233

(20)

Maria Jesus Gonzalez

Jose M. Prieto

Spanish Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey: All Dressed Up and Ready to Go to Work

233

(1)

Construction and Development of the JSS-SV

234

(3)

Choice of Complementary Tests

235

(1)

Selecting and Obtaining the Sample

236

(1)

Application of the Tests

236

(1)

Description of the Sample

236

(1)

Results and Discussion

237

(11)

Psychometric Properties of the JSS-SV

237

(1)

Validity of the JSS-SV

238

(1)

Factor Structure of the Spanish Job Stress Survey

239

(3)

Concurrent Validity of the Spanish JSS

242

(4)

Comparison of the Factor Structure of the Spanish JSS-SV and the American JSS

246

(2)

Conclusions and Suggestions for Further Research

248

(5)

Occupational Level and Gender Differences in Job Stress in Venezuelan Employees

253

(18)

Lya Feldman

Grace Chacon-Puignau

Nuri Bages

Maria Gabriela Perez

Occupational Level and Gender Differences in Job Stress in Venezuelan Employees

253

(2)

Method

255

(1)

Participants

255

(1)

Instruments

255

(1)

Procedure

256

(1)

Results

256

(5)

Reliability and Factor Analyses of the Spanish JSS Severity and Frequency Scales

256

(1)

Differences in Gender and Organizational Level

257

(3)

Social Support and Automatic Thinking

260

(1)

Discussion

261

(5)

Gender and Organizational Level Differences in Occupational Stress

262

(4)

Appendix A

266

(5)

Job Stress and Gender: A Comparison of Government and Corporate Employees

271

(22)

Lisa Fiksenbaum

Esther R. Greenglass

Job Stress and Gender: A Comparison of Government and Corporate Employees

271

(5)

Stress and Health

272

(1)

Occupational Stress: Its Sources and Consequences

273

(2)

Gender Differences in Occupational Stress

275

(1)

Method and Procedure

276

(2)

Participants

276

(1)

Measures

277

(1)

Procedures

278

(1)

Results

278

(3)

Group and Gender Differences in Ratings of Specific JSS Stressor Events

280

(1)

Discussion

281

(12)

Job Stress and Gender Differences

286

(7)

Norwegian Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey

293

(20)

Kjell Haseth

Norwegian Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey

293

(4)

Theoretical Views of Occupational Stress

294

(1)

The Job Stress Survey

295

(2)

The Norwegian Job Stress Survey

297

(6)

Developing the Norwegian JSS

297

(1)

The Factor Structure and Psychometric Properties of the JSS-N

298

(3)

The JSS-N Lack of Organizational Support and Job Pressure Subscales

301

(1)

Intercorrelations among the JSS Scales and Subscales for Males and Females

302

(1)

Validity of the Norwegian JSS-N

303

(4)

Occupational Group Differences in JSS-N Scores

306

(1)

Discussion

307

(6)

Calibrating Productivity in the Workplace: Assessing Stress Judiciously

313

(20)

Ann M. O'Roark

Calibrating Productivity in the Workplace: Assessing Stress Judiciously

313

(1)

Calibration Procedures and Selecting a Pivotal Instrument

314

(5)

Individual Calibration: A Special Courts Judge

319

(4)

Large-scale Calibration: A Family Courts Agency

323

(8)

Stressor Differences in the Five Judicial Community Work Groups

325

(2)

Recommendations for Reducing Job Stress in the Judicial Community

327

(2)

Gender Differences in Occupational Stress in the Judicial Communities

329

(2)

Discussion and Conclusions

331

(2)

Author Index

333

(2)

Subject Index

335

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