Charles D. Spielberger, Irwin G. Sarason

• I: Assessing Stress, Emotion, and Coping in Daily Life; 1: Social Support: Current Status, Current Issues; 2: Stress and Passionate Love *; 3: Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger in a Chinese Society: The Case of Singapore; 4: Assessing Anger with the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory *; 5: The Norwegian Adaptation of the State–Trait Anger Expression Inventory; II: Stress and Emotion in the Workplace; 6: Occupational Stress, Personnel Adaptation, and Health; 7: Time Urgency and Its Relation to Occupational Stressors and Health Outcomes for Health Care Professionals; 8: Causes and Consequences of Familial Role Stress Among Working Women: A Case Study in India; 9: Work Stress Experienced by Persons with Severe Mental Disorders; III: Stress and Emotion in the Schools; 10: Changes in Anxiety and Anger for College Students Performing a Rock-Classification Task; 11: Relations of Anger Expression to Depression and Blood Pressure in High School Students *; IV: Stress, Emotions, and Disease; 12: Anger Suppression, Cynical Distrust, and Hostility: Implications for Coronary Heart Disease *; 13: Suppressing Your Anger: Good Manners, Bad Health? *; 14: Anger Expression and Blood Pressure; 15: Anger and Anxiety in Hypertensive Patients in India; 16: Behavioral Interventions for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder *

Charles D. Spielberger, Irwin G. Sarason

• I: Assessing Stress, Emotion, and Coping in Daily Life; 1: Social Support: Current Status, Current Issues; 2: Stress and Passionate Love *; 3: Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger in a Chinese Society: The Case of Singapore; 4: Assessing Anger with the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory *; 5: The Norwegian Adaptation of the State–Trait Anger Expression Inventory; II: Stress and Emotion in the Workplace; 6: Occupational Stress, Personnel Adaptation, and Health; 7: Time Urgency and Its Relation to Occupational Stressors and Health Outcomes for Health Care Professionals; 8: Causes and Consequences of Familial Role Stress Among Working Women: A Case Study in India; 9: Work Stress Experienced by Persons with Severe Mental Disorders; III: Stress and Emotion in the Schools; 10: Changes in Anxiety and Anger for College Students Performing a Rock-Classification Task; 11: Relations of Anger Expression to Depression and Blood Pressure in High School Students *; IV: Stress, Emotions, and Disease; 12: Anger Suppression, Cynical Distrust, and Hostility: Implications for Coronary Heart Disease *; 13: Suppressing Your Anger: Good Manners, Bad Health? *; 14: Anger Expression and Blood Pressure; 15: Anger and Anxiety in Hypertensive Patients in India; 16: Behavioral Interventions for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder *

Charles D. Spielberger, Irwin G. Sarason

• I: Assessing Stress, Emotion, and Coping in Daily Life; 1: Social Support: Current Status, Current Issues; 2: Stress and Passionate Love *; 3: Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger in a Chinese Society: The Case of Singapore; 4: Assessing Anger with the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory *; 5: The Norwegian Adaptation of the State–Trait Anger Expression Inventory; II: Stress and Emotion in the Workplace; 6: Occupational Stress, Personnel Adaptation, and Health; 7: Time Urgency and Its Relation to Occupational Stressors and Health Outcomes for Health Care Professionals; 8: Causes and Consequences of Familial Role Stress Among Working Women: A Case Study in India; 9: Work Stress Experienced by Persons with Severe Mental Disorders; III: Stress and Emotion in the Schools; 10: Changes in Anxiety and Anger for College Students Performing a Rock-Classification Task; 11: Relations of Anger Expression to Depression and Blood Pressure in High School Students *; IV: Stress, Emotions, and Disease; 12: Anger Suppression, Cynical Distrust, and Hostility: Implications for Coronary Heart Disease *; 13: Suppressing Your Anger: Good Manners, Bad Health? *; 14: Anger Expression and Blood Pressure; 15: Anger and Anxiety in Hypertensive Patients in India; 16: Behavioral Interventions for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder *