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Presents current and classic findings on the mental and physical effects of stress, as well as the means to manage and cope with everyday stress as well as extreme stress.
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One of the most famed figures in the psychology field worldwide, the late Richard Lazarus worked with coeditors Alan Monat and Gretchen Reevy to fashion this anthology focused on one area of psychology nearly every person can relate to—stress. A team of researchers presents current and classic findings on the mental and physical effects of stress, as well as the means to manage and cope with everyday stress as well as extreme stress. Included are chapters by Lance Armstrong on coping with cancer and a chapter by Dean Ornish explaining how stress—self-imposed or not—affects the heart.
Today factors ranging from war, terrorism, and disaster to discrimination, divorce, and daily job struggles make all of us painfully aware of stress. This set gives readers across backgrounds a solid introduction to classic and contemporary thought in a field so relevant to successful living. These volumes will also be of interest to researchers, students, and scholars in psychology, health science, psychiatry, nursing, and physical education.
Contents
Figures, Tables, Boxes, and Illustrations
Abbreviations
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: The Stress Concept
Introduction to The Stress Concept"
Chapter 1: Stress: A Brief History
The Twentieth Century: From the 1950s to Richard Lazarus
Chapter 2: Stress and Emotion: A New Synthesis
Stress and Emotion
Chapter 3: Work Stress
Macro-Level Work Stressors
Chapter 4: The Wisdom of the Receptors: Neuropeptides, the Emotions, and Bodymind
Chapter 5: Allostatic Load: When Protection Gives Way to Damage
Part II: Stress and Illness
Introduction to Stress and Illness
Chapter 6: Dr. Dean Ornishs Program for Reversing Heart Disease
Chapter 7: Racial Differences in Attitudes Regarding Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Treatment
Chapter 8: Stress : Myth, Theory and Research
Stress : Health and Illness
Chapter 9: The Noonday Demon: An Atlas of Depression
Chapter 10: Why Zebras Dont Get Ulcers
Stress, Metabolism, and Liquidating Your Assets
Chapter 11: Psychological Factors and Immunity in HIV Infection
Stress, Coping, Social Support, and Intervention Outcomes
Part III: Posttraumatic Stress
Introduction to Posttraumatic Stress
Chapter 12: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Terrorism
Chapter 13: Neuropsychological Processes in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Chapter 14: Growing Up Under the Gun: Children and Adolescents
Coping with Violent Neighborhoods
Glossary
Index
Contributors
Volume II
:Figures and Tables
Abbreviations
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part IV: The Coping Concept
Introduction to The Coping Concept
Chapter 16: What Does It Mean to Cope?
Chapter 17: Cultivating Optimism in Childhood and Adolescence
Chapter 18: The Story of Hardiness: Twenty Years of Theorizing, Research, and Practice
Chapter 19: Racing Against Your Heart
Chapter 20: Sex-related Differences in the Social SupportStress Relationship
Part V: Examples of Coping
Introduction to Examples of Coping
Chapter 21: Its Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life
Chapter 22: Experiences in Early Stage Alzheimers Disease: Understanding the Paradox of Acceptance and Denial
Chapter 23: Coping with Test Situations: Resources, Strategies, and Adaptational Outcomes
Chapter 24: The Black Scholar Interviews Maya Angelou
Part VI: Stress Management
Introduction to Stress Management
Chapter 25: Massage Therapy Effects
Chapter 26: What We Really Know about Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction
Chapter 27: Yoga for Stress Reduction and Injury Prevention at Work
Chapter 28: Psychotherapy : A Cognitive Perspective
Chapter 29: Stress and Diet
Chapter 30: Exercise Treatment for Major Depression: Maintenance of Therapeutic Benefit
Chapter 31: Attitudes and Beliefs about 12-Step Groups among Addiction Treatment Clients and Clinicians: Identifying Obstacles to Participation
Glossary
Index
Contributors
