BRUCE N. CARPENTER is Director of Clinical Training at the University of Tulsa. He has written articles for the Journal of Applied Psychology and chapters for several books.

• Issues and Advances in Coping Research by Bruce N. Carpenter Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Current Coping Assessments by Arthur Stone, Eileen Kennedy-Moore, Michelle G. Newman, Melanie Greenberg, and John M. Neale Making the Case for Coping by Susan Folkman Coping with Psychosocial Stress: A Developmental Perspective by Bruce E. Compas, Vanessa L. Malcarne, and Gerard A. Banez Situational Determinants of Coping by Robert McCrae Individual Differences in the Coping Process: What to Know and When to Know It by Suzanne M. Miller Interpersonal Aspects of Coping by Bruce N. Carpenter and Susan M. Scott Perceived Control, Personal Effectiveness, and Emotional States by Herbert M. Lefcourt Temporal Factors in Stress and Coping: Intervention Implications by Stephen M. Auerbach Life Crises and Personal Growth by Jeanne A. Schaefer and Rudolf H. Moos Outcome Expectancies and Psychosomatic Consequences by Holger Ursin and Karsten Hytten Religious Beliefs and Practices and the Coping Process by Crystal Park and Lawrence H. Cohen A Theory of Family Competence and Coping by Luciano L'Abate Name Index Subject Index Contributors

BRUCE N. CARPENTER is Director of Clinical Training at the University of Tulsa. He has written articles for the Journal of Applied Psychology and chapters for several books.

• Issues and Advances in Coping Research by Bruce N. Carpenter Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Current Coping Assessments by Arthur Stone, Eileen Kennedy-Moore, Michelle G. Newman, Melanie Greenberg, and John M. Neale Making the Case for Coping by Susan Folkman Coping with Psychosocial Stress: A Developmental Perspective by Bruce E. Compas, Vanessa L. Malcarne, and Gerard A. Banez Situational Determinants of Coping by Robert McCrae Individual Differences in the Coping Process: What to Know and When to Know It by Suzanne M. Miller Interpersonal Aspects of Coping by Bruce N. Carpenter and Susan M. Scott Perceived Control, Personal Effectiveness, and Emotional States by Herbert M. Lefcourt Temporal Factors in Stress and Coping: Intervention Implications by Stephen M. Auerbach Life Crises and Personal Growth by Jeanne A. Schaefer and Rudolf H. Moos Outcome Expectancies and Psychosomatic Consequences by Holger Ursin and Karsten Hytten Religious Beliefs and Practices and the Coping Process by Crystal Park and Lawrence H. Cohen A Theory of Family Competence and Coping by Luciano L'Abate Name Index Subject Index Contributors

BRUCE N. CARPENTER is Director of Clinical Training at the University of Tulsa. He has written articles for the Journal of Applied Psychology and chapters for several books.

• Issues and Advances in Coping Research by Bruce N. Carpenter Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Current Coping Assessments by Arthur Stone, Eileen Kennedy-Moore, Michelle G. Newman, Melanie Greenberg, and John M. Neale Making the Case for Coping by Susan Folkman Coping with Psychosocial Stress: A Developmental Perspective by Bruce E. Compas, Vanessa L. Malcarne, and Gerard A. Banez Situational Determinants of Coping by Robert McCrae Individual Differences in the Coping Process: What to Know and When to Know It by Suzanne M. Miller Interpersonal Aspects of Coping by Bruce N. Carpenter and Susan M. Scott Perceived Control, Personal Effectiveness, and Emotional States by Herbert M. Lefcourt Temporal Factors in Stress and Coping: Intervention Implications by Stephen M. Auerbach Life Crises and Personal Growth by Jeanne A. Schaefer and Rudolf H. Moos Outcome Expectancies and Psychosomatic Consequences by Holger Ursin and Karsten Hytten Religious Beliefs and Practices and the Coping Process by Crystal Park and Lawrence H. Cohen A Theory of Family Competence and Coping by Luciano L'Abate Name Index Subject Index Contributors