Relationship between coping styles and perceptual asymmetry

Authors

Rebecca J. Compton, Haverford CollegeFollow
L. R. Fisher '01, Class of 2001, Haverford College
L. M. Koenig '01, Class of 2001, Haverford College
Rebecca McKeown '01, Class of 2001, Haverford College

Document Type

Journal Article

Role

Author

Standard Number

0022-3514

Journal Title

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

Volume

84

Issue

5

First Page

1069

Last Page

1078

Publication Date

2003

Abstract

Results demonstrated that ruminative coping styles in women are associated with neuropsychological patterns similar to those previously demonstrated in clinically depressed individuals. --author-supplied description

Repository Citation

Compton, R.J., Fisher, L.R., Koenig, L.M., McKeown, R., & Muñoz, K. (2003). Relationship between coping styles and hemispheric asymmetry. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 84, 1069-1078.