应对策略、感知控制与大学生福祉的关系：一项日志研究

Background and Objectives The current study replicated a recent study comparing the strategy-situation fit hypothesis to the temporal model of control. Specifically, the strategy-situation fit hypothesis predicts that coping will improve well-being if the coping strategy fits the stressor (i.e., problem-focused coping for controllable stressors and emotion-focused coping for uncontrollable stressors). The alternate hypothesis, based on the temporal model of control, is that it is more adaptive to find and focus on aspects of stressors that are controllable.Design and Methods Participants were