"The Stress & Emotion Series "(previously Stress & Anxiety) was initiated in 1975 as a collection of articles on modern research findings on the stress phenomena. Each volume explores the most current research in the field of environmental stressors.
The volume consists of contributions from leading researchers across the field and is a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners. The contents feature articles on growing issues such as sports anxiety, test anxiety, work stress, and stress disorders in children and adolescents. Stress, Anger and Curiosity is organized into three sections: Stress, Anxiety and Coping; Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger; and Cross-Cultural Research on Occupational Stress.

Charles D. Spielberger, Irwin G. Sarason

Part I: Stress, Anxiety and Coping.Laungani, Stress in a Life-threatening Illness. Biaggio, Anxiety, Anger and Moral Judgment. Man,Taborsky, Spielberger, Trait-State Anxiety, Worry and Emotionality in Athletic Competition. Toubiana, Evaluation of Test Anxiety Using Pictorial Evaluation of Test Reactions (PETER). Bushman, Vagg, Spielberger, Culture and Gender Factors in the Structure of the Test Anxiety Inventory: A Meta-analysis. Krohne, Egloff, Vigilant and Avoidant Coping: Theory and Measurement. Part II: Experience, Expression, and Control of Anger.Greenglass, The Expression and Management of Anger and Hostility: Psychological Implications. Hiew, Rayworth, School Stress, Anger Expression, and Adolescent Problem Behaviors. Tanzer, Spielberger, Experience of Anger and Anxiety Emotions During Examinations: Cross-cultural Evidence. Dreman, Family Cohesiveness, Flexibility, and Maternal Anger: Boon or Detriment to Children's Adjustment? Sharma, Krishna, Spielberger, Hindi Anger Expression Scale: Construction and Validation. Part III: Cross-Cultural Research on Occupational Stress.Hodapp, Tanzer, Korunka, Maier, Pestemer, The German Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey: A Multi-study Validation in Different Occupational Settings. González, Prieto, Spanish Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey: All Dressed Up and Ready to Go to Work. Feldman,Chacón-Puignau, Bagés, Pérez, Occupational Level and Gender Differences in Job Stress in Venezuelan Employees. Fiksenbaum, Greenglass, Job Stress and Gender: A Comparison of Government and Corporate Employees. Håseth, Norwegian Adaptation of the Job Stress Survey. O'Roark, Calibrating Productivity in the Workplace: Assessing Stress Judiciously.