The relationship between coping and emotion: Implications for theory and research

Susan Folkman and Richard S. Lazarus

Social Science & Medicine, 1988, vol. 26, issue 3, 309-317

Abstract: Historically, coping has been viewed as a response to emotion. Our purpose here is to evaluate this idea and offer a broader view based on cognitive and relational principles concerning the emotion process. We will explore the ways emotion and coping influence each other in what must ultimately be seen as a dynamic, mutually reciprocal relationship.

Date: 1988
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