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  1. Khoshaba, D., & Maddi, S. (1999) Early Antecedents of Hardiness. Consulting Psychology Journal, Spring 1999. Vol. 51, (n2); 106-117. Abstract
     
  2. Brooks, Robert. B. (1994). Children at risk: Fostering resilience and hope. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, Oct, v64 (n4) :545-553. Abstract
     
  3. Sheppard, James A., Kashani, Javad. H. (1991). The Relationship of Hardiness, Gender, and Stress to Health Outcomes in Adolescents. Journal of Personality, Dec, v59 (n4) 747-768. Abstract
     
  4. Hannah, T. Edwards, Morrissey, Craig. (1987). Correlates of Psychological Hardiness in Canadian adolescents. Journal of Social Psychology, 1987 Aug, v127 (n4) :339-344 Abstract
     
  5. Maddi, Salvatore R., Wadhwa, Pathik, and Haier, Richard J. (1996). Relationship of Hardiness to alcohol and drug use in adolescents. American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, May, v22 (n2) :247-257. Abstract
     
  6. Zorrilla, Eric P., DeRubeis, Robert J., and Redei, Eva (1995). High self-esteem, Hardiness and affective stability are associated with higher basal pituitary-adrenal hormone levels. Psychoneuroendocrinology, 1995, v20 (n6) :591-601 American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, May, v22 (n2) :247-257. Abstract
     
  7. Clarke, David E. (1995). Vulnerability to stress as a function of age, sex, locus of control, Hardiness and Type A personality. Social Behavior and Personality, 1995, v23 (n3) :285-286. Abstract
     
  8. Williams, Paula G., Wiebe, Deborah J., and Smith, Timothy W. (1992). Coping processes as mediators of the relationship between Hardiness and health. Journal of Behavioral Medicine, Jun, v15 (n3) :237-255. Abstract
     
  9. Kashubeck, Susan and Christensen, Sue A. (1992). Differences in distress among adult children of alcoholics. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 1992, v39 (n3) :356-362. Abstract
     
  10. Wiebe, Deborah J. (1991). Hardiness and stress moderation: A test of proposed mechanisms. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1991 Jan, v60 (n1) :89-99. Abstract
     
  11. Leak, Gary, K., and Williams Dale E. (1989). Relationship between social interest, alienation, and psychological hardiness. Individual Psychology: Journal of Adlerian Theory Research and Practice, Sept, v45 (n3) :369-375. Abstract
     
  12. Nagy, Stephen, and Nix, Charles L. (1989). Relations between preventive health behavior and hardiness. Psychological Reports, 1989 Aug, v65 (n1) :339-345. Abstract
     
  13. Allred, Kenneth D., and Smith, Timothy W. (1989). The Hardy Personality: Cognitive and physiological responses to evaluative threat. Journal of Personality & Social Psychology, Feb, v56 (n2) :257-266. Abstract
     
  14. Banks, Joseph, and Gannon, Linda R. (1988). The influence of Hardiness on the relationship between stressors and psychosomatic symptomatology. American Journal of Community Psychology, Feb, v16 (n1) :25-37. Abstract
     
  15. Rhodewalt, Frederick, and Agustsdottir, Sjofn. (1989). On the relationship of hardiness to the Type A behavior pattern: Perception of life events versus coping with life events. Journal of Research in Personality, 1989 Jun, v18 (n2) :211-223. Abstract
     
  16. Maddi, Salvatore R., and Khoshaba, Deborah M. (1994). Hardiness and Mental Health. Journal of Personality Assessment, 1994 Oct, v63 (n2) :265-274. Abstract
     
  17. Debold, Elizabeth, Brown, Lyn Mikel, and Weseen, Susan Brokins. (1999). Book Chapter : Cultivating hardiness zones for adolescents. A reconceptualization of resilience in relationships with caring adults, in Beyond Appearance: A new look at adolescent girls . APA, p.181-204 Abstract

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