Richard S. Lazarus

Journal Articles

1. Richard S. Lazarus (2015). Stress and emotion.
2. Richard S. Lazarus (2005). Emotions and Interpersonal Relationships: Toward a Person‐Centered Conceptualization of Emotions and Coping. Journal of Personality.DOI
3. Richard S. Lazarus (2003). TARGET ARTICLE: Does the Positive Psychology Movement Have Legs? Psychological Inquiry.DOI
4. Richard S. Lazarus (2003). AUTHOR'S RESPONSE: The Lazarus Manifesto for Positive Psychology and Psychology in General. Psychological Inquiry.DOI
5. Richard S. Lazarus (2000). Estrés y emoción: manejo e implicaciones en nuestra salud.
6. Richard S. Lazarus, Bernice N. Lazarus (2000). Pasión y razón: la compresión de nuestras emociones.
7. Richard S. Lazarus (2000). How Emotions Influence Performance in Competitive Sports. The Sport Psychologist.DOI
8. Richard S. Lazarus (2000). Toward better research on stress and coping. American Psychologist.DOI
9. Richard S. Lazarus (1997). Fifty Years of the Research and theory of R.s. Lazarus. Lawrence Erlbaum.
10. Richard S. Lazarus (1997). Hurrah for a Systems Approach. Journal of Health Psychology.DOI
11. Richard S. Lazarus (1997). Acculturation Isn't Everything. Applied Psychology.DOI
12. Richard S. Lazarus (1995). Vexing Research Problems Inherent in Cognitive-Mediational Theories of Emotion- and Some Solutions. Psychological Inquiry.DOI
13. Richard S. Lazarus (1995). Cognition and emotion from the ret viewpoint. Journal of Rational-Emotive & Cognitive-Behavior Therapy.DOI
14. Craig A. Smith, Richard S. Lazarus (1993). Appraisal components, core relational themes, and the emotions. Cognition & Emotion.DOI
15. Richard S. Lazarus (1993). From Psychological Stress to the Emotions: A History of Changing Outlooks. Annual Review of Psychology.DOI
16. Richard S. Lazarus (1993). Why we should think of stress as a subset of emotion.
17. Richard S. Lazarus (1991). Progress on a cognitive-motivational-relational theory of emotion. American Psychologist.DOI
18. Richard S. Lazarus (1991). Cognition and motivation in emotion. American Psychologist.DOI
19. Jill Novacek, Richard S. Lazarus (1990). The Structure of Personal Commitments. Journal of Personality.DOI
20. Richard S. Lazarus (1990). Theory-Based Stress Measurement. Psychological Inquiry.DOI
21. Richard S. Lazarus (1990). Stress, coping, and illness.
22. Carol L. Huffine, S. Folkman, Richard S. Lazarus (1989). Psychoactive drugs, alcohol, and stress and coping processes in older adults. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse.DOI
23. R. J. Gruen, S. Folkman, Richard S. Lazarus (1988). Centrality and individual differences in the meaning of daily hassles. Journal of Personality.DOI
24. Richard S. Lazarus, Craig A. Smith (1988). Knowledge and Appraisal in the Cognition—Emotion Relationship. Cognition & Emotion.DOI
25. Susan Folkman, Richard S. Lazarus (1988). The relationship between coping and emotion: Implications for theory and research. Social Science & Medicine.DOI
26. Richard S. Lazarus, Susan Folkman (1987). Transactional theory and research on emotions and coping. European Journal of Personality.DOI
27. Richard S. Lazarus, Manuel Valdés Miyar, S. Folkman (1986). Estrés y procesos cognitivos.
28. Richard S. Lazarus (1986). "Sensory systems and emotion: A model of affective processing": Comment.
29. Richard S. Lazarus, Susan Folkman (1986). Reply to Cohen. American Psychologist.DOI
30. Richard S. Lazarus (1985). The psychology of stress and coping. Issues in Mental Health Nursing.DOI
31. Richard S. Lazarus, Anita DeLongis, Susan Folkman, Rand J. Gruen (1985). Stress and adaptational outcomes: The problem of confounded measures. American Psychologist.DOI
32. Richard S. Lazarus (1984). Puzzles in the study of daily hassles. Journal of Behavioral Medicine.DOI
33. Richard S. Lazarus (1984). On the primacy of cognition. American Psychologist.DOI
34. Richard S. Lazarus, Anita DeLongis (1983). Psychological stress and coping in aging. American Psychologist.DOI
35. Richard S. Lazarus (1982). Thoughts on the relations between emotion and cognition. American Psychologist.DOI
36. Richard S. Lazarus (1982). Psychobiology without psychosocial significance. Behavioral and Brain Sciences.DOI
37. Richard S. Lazarus (1982). The psychology of stress and coping—with particular reference to Israel.
38. Catherine A. Schaefer, James C. Coyne, Richard S. Lazarus (1981). The health-related functions of social support. Journal of Behavioral Medicine.DOI
39. Allen D. Kanner, James C. Coyne, Catherine A. Schaefer, Richard S. Lazarus (1981). Comparison of two modes of stress measurement: Daily hassles and uplifts versus major life events. Journal of Behavioral Medicine.DOI
40. Richard S. Lazarus (1981). A cognitivist's reply to Zajonc on emotion and cognition. American Psychologist.DOI
41. A. P. Shapiro, Herbert Benson, A. Chobanian, J. Herd, Stevo Julius, N. Kaplan, Richard S. Lazarus, Adrian M. Ostfeld, S. Syme (1979). The role of stress in hypertension. Journal of Human Stress.DOI
42. Richard S. Lazarus (1978). A Strategy for Research on Psychological and Social Factors in Hypertension. Journal of Human Stress.DOI
43. Richard S. Lazarus (1976). Patterns of adjustment, 3rd ed.
44. Richard S. Lazarus (1975). A cognitively oriented psychologist looks at biofeedback. American Psychologist.DOI
45. Richard S. Lazarus (1974). Psychological Stress and Coping in Adaptation and Illness. The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine.DOI
46. Frances Cohen, Richard S. Lazarus (1973). Active Coping Processes, Coping Dispositions, and Recovery from Surgery. Psychosomatic Medicine.DOI
47. A. Koriat, Rachel Melkman, James R. Averill, Richard S. Lazarus (1972). The self-control of emotional reactions to a stressful film. Journal of Personality.DOI
48. Richard S. Lazarus (1972). Arnold M. Mordkoff, Ph.D., 1936–1971. Psychophysiology.DOI
49. Richard S. Lazarus (1971). Personality. Prentice-Hall.
50. J. Jennings, James R. Averill, E. Opton, Richard S. Lazarus (1970). Some parameters of heart rate change: perceptual versus motor task requirements, noxiousness, and uncertainty. Psychophysiology.DOI
51. Richard S. Lazarus, E. Opton, James R. Averill (1969). Adaptación Psicológica y Emociones (parte A).
52. James R. Averill, Edward M. Opton, Richard S. Lazarus (1969). Cross-Cultural Studies of Psychophysiological Responses During Stress and Emotion. International Journal of Psychology.DOI
53. Richard S. Lazarus (1968). Methodological Artifacts in Subception Research: A Reply to Chun and Sarbin. The Psychological Record.DOI
54. Richard S. Lazarus (1967). Personality : selected readings. Penguin Books.
55. E. Opton, Richard S. Lazarus (1967). Personality determinants of psychophysiological response to stress: a theoretical analysis and an experiment. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.DOI
56. Richard S. Lazarus (1966). Psychological stress and the coping process. McGraw-Hill.
57. Richard S. Lazarus, Masatoshi Tomita, Edward M. Opton, Masahisa Kodama (1966). A cross-cultural study of stress-reaction patterns in Japan. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.DOI
58. Richard S. Lazarus (1966). Some Principles of Psychological Stress and Their Relation to Dentistry. Journal of Dental Research.DOI
59. Richard S. Lazarus, E. Opton, Markellos S. Nomikos, Neil O. Rankin (1965). The principle of short-circuiting of threat: further evidence. Journal of Personality.DOI
60. Edward J. Malmstrom, Edward M. Opton, Richard S. Lazarus (1965). Heart Rate Measurement and the Correlation of Indices of Arousal. Psychosomatic Medicine.DOI
61. Richard S. Lazarus, Elizabeth Alfert (1964). Short-circuiting of threat by experimentally altering cognitive appraisal. Journal of Abnormal & Social Psychology.DOI
62. Richard S. Lazarus (1964). A laboratory approach to the dynamics of psychological stress. American Psychologist.DOI
63. Richard S. Lazarus (1963). A Laboratory Approach to the Dynamics of Psychological Stress. Administrative Science Quarterly.DOI
64. Richard S. Lazarus, Joseph C. Speisman, Arnold M. Mordkoff (1963). The Relationship Between Autonomic Indicators of Psychological Stress: Heart Rate and Skin Conductance. Psychosomatic Medicine.DOI
65. Richard S. Lazarus, Joseph C. Speisman, Arnold M. Mordkoff, Leslie A. Davison (1962). A laboratory study of psychological stress produced by a motion picture film. The Psychological Monographs.DOI
66. Joseph C. Speisman, JANET OSBORN, Richard S. Lazarus (1961). Cluster Analyses of Skin Resistance and Heart Rate at Rest and Under Stress. Psychosomatic Medicine.DOI
67. Donald M. Broverman, Richard S. Lazarus (1958). Individual differences in task performance under conditions of cognition interference1. Journal of Personality.DOI
68. Richard S. Lazarus, ROBERT W. BAKER, Donald M. Broverman, J. Edmund Mayer (1957). Personality and Psychological Stress. Journal of Personality.DOI

Book Chapters

1. Richard S. Lazarus (2020). Psychological Stress in the Workplace. CRC Press eBooks.DOI
2. Richard S. Lazarus (2004). The trivialization of distress. American Psychological Association eBooks.DOI
3. Richard S. Lazarus (1998). Coping with aging: Individuality as a key to understanding. American Psychological Association eBooks.DOI
4. Richard S. Lazarus (1996). The Role of Coping in the Emotions and How Coping Changes over the Life Course. Elsevier eBooks.DOI
5. Richard S. Lazarus (1989). Constructs of the Mind in Mental Health and Psychotherapy. Springer eBooks.DOI
6. Richard S. Lazarus, Susan Folkman (1986). Cognitive Theories of Stress and the Issue of Circularity. Springer eBooks.DOI
7. Richard S. Lazarus (1986). Puzzles in the Study of Daily Hassles. Springer eBooks.DOI
8. Richard S. Lazarus (1980). Cognitive Behavior Therapy as Psychodynamics Revisited. Springer eBooks.DOI
9. Richard S. Lazarus, Raymond Launier (1978). Stress-Related Transactions between Person and Environment. Springer eBooks.DOI
10. Richard S. Lazarus, Judith Blackfield Cohen (1977). Environmental Stress. Springer eBooks.DOI
11. Richard S. Lazarus (1976). Discussion. Springer eBooks.DOI
12. Richard S. Lazarus, Edward M. Opton (1966). The Study of Psychological Stress: A Summary of Theoretical Formulations and Experimental Findings. Elsevier eBooks.DOI

Books

1. Richard S. Lazarus (1991). Emotion And Adaptation.DOI
2. Richard S. Lazarus (1961). Adjustment and personality. McGraw-Hill Book Company.DOI