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Stress Coping Resources Inventory: A Self-Assessment
Instructions: People differ remarkably in their responses to potentially stressful events. For
instance, about one in ten hostages comes out of captivity a mentally healthier person that
when entering, while the others my face extreme emotional difficulty. What are the factors
associated with coping success? The questions below relate to factors most closely
associated with the capacity to cope successfully with stress. Circle the letter which lists the
option that you choose. Answer each question as honestly as possible.
1. How frequently do you moderately exercise?
a. Daily or more often
b. Once or twice a week
c. Once or twice a month
d. Seldom
2. How often do you get a full, restful night of sleep?
a. Most every night
b. Four to five times a each week
c. Two to three times each week
d. Seldom
3. To what extent is your energy sufficient for our work and daily activities?
a. to a very great extent
b. to some extent
c. to little extent
d. to very little extent
4. How closely does your weight approach the ideal level?
a. My weight is at the ideal level
b. My weight is close to the idea level
c. My weight is not close to the ideal level
d. I am dangerously overweight (underweight)
5. To what extent do you eat a nutritious diet?
a. to a very great extent
b. to some extent
c. to little extent
d. to very little extent
6. Which of the following best describes your use of tobacco?
a. In no period of my life have I had the habit of smoking or chewing tobacco.
b. Early in my life for a short period I smoked or chewed tobacco
c. I stopped smoking or chewing tobacco over the past two years
d. I currently smoke or chew tobacco
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Stress Coping Resources Inventory: A Self-Assessment

Instructions: People differ remarkably in their responses to potentially stressful events. For instance, about one in ten hostages comes out of captivity a mentally healthier person that when entering, while the others my face extreme emotional difficulty. What are the factors associated with coping success? The questions below relate to factors most closely associated with the capacity to cope successfully with stress. Circle the letter which lists the option that you choose. Answer each question as honestly as possible.

  1. How frequently do you moderately exercise? a. Daily or more often b. Once or twice a week c. Once or twice a month d. Seldom
  2. How often do you get a full, restful night of sleep? a. Most every night b. Four to five times a each week c. Two to three times each week d. Seldom
  3. To what extent is your energy sufficient for our work and daily activities? a. to a very great extent b. to some extent c. to little extent d. to very little extent
  4. How closely does your weight approach the ideal level? a. My weight is at the ideal level b. My weight is close to the idea level c. My weight is not close to the ideal level d. I am dangerously overweight (underweight)
  5. To what extent do you eat a nutritious diet? a. to a very great extent b. to some extent c. to little extent d. to very little extent
  6. Which of the following best describes your use of tobacco? a. In no period of my life have I had the habit of smoking or chewing tobacco. b. Early in my life for a short period I smoked or chewed tobacco c. I stopped smoking or chewing tobacco over the past two years d. I currently smoke or chew tobacco
  1. Which of the following best describes your use of alcohol? a. I do not abuse alcohol, and never have. (Abuse is defined as drinking more than two drinks within a short period such as an evening.) b. Very occasionally I abuse alcohol. c. I have a history of abusing alcohol, but am not presently abusing it. d. I am presently abusing alcohol.
  2. To what extent do you believe that you have a history of coping well with highly stressful situations? a. to a very great extent b. to a great extent c. to a little extent d. to a very little extent
  3. How confident are you of being able to control your emotions in stressful situations? a. I never let my emotions run away me. b. I seldom let my emotions run away with me. c. I sometimes let my emotions run away with me. d. I often let my emotions run away with me.
  4. When things are not going well, how likely are you to view the situation as being temporary rather than permanent? a. very likely b. likely c. unlikely d. very unlikely
  5. When something bad happens to you, how likely are you to exaggerate its importance? a. very unlikely b. unlikely c. likely d. very likely
  6. When stressed by a complex situation, how likely are you to focus your attention on those aspects of the situation that you can manage? a. very likely b. likely c. unlikely d. very unlikely
  7. When highly stressed, how capable are you of changing your thinking to calm down? a. very capable b. capable c. incapable

or chance? a. to very little extent b. to little extent c. to some extent d. to a great extent

  1. What is your best guess as to the extent and quality of contact you had with your parent(s) shortly after birth? a. was given an above average amount of contact by happy parent(s) b. was given an average amount of contact by happy parent(s) c. was given an average amount of contact by unhappy (perhaps angry) parent(s) d. was given a below average amount of contact by unhappy (perhaps angry) parent(s)
  2. During your early childhood, to what extent was your mother both calm and generally permissive? a. to a very great extent b. to some extent c. to little extent d. to very little extent
  3. How easily do you make friends in a strange situation? a. very easily b. easily c. uneasily d. very uneasily
  4. When highly stressed, how likely are you to ask friends or relatives for help? a. very likely b. likely c. unlikely d. very unlikely
  5. In comparison with other people, how likely are you to see others as threatening, uncooperative, or exploitative? a. highly unlikely b. unlikely c. likely d. highly likely
  6. How often are you confused about the intentions of others toward you? a. very infrequently b. infrequently c. frequently d. very frequently
  1. To what extent are you aware of practical, healthy ways of relaxing? a. to a very great extent b. to some extent c. to little extent d. to very little extent
  2. How frequently do you pursue some highly relaxing practice? a. daily or more often b. once or twice a week c. once or twice a month d. seldom
  3. How often do you engage in a spiritual practice such as prayer, mediation, or inspirational reading to enrich your interior life? a. daily or more often b. once or twice a week c. once or twice a month d. seldom
  4. How connected do you feel to your conception of a higher power or to a worthy cause? a. to a very great extent b. to some extent c. to little extent d. to very little extent
  5. To what extent do you believe your life has purpose? a. to a very great extent b. to some extent c. to little extent d. to very little extent
  6. How much contact do you have with what you would consider a spiritual community? a. very much b. much c. very little d. none

Scoring

Compute your score for each of the scales below using the following legend: ‘a’ = 4; ‘b’= 3; ‘c’ = 2; ‘d’ = 1.

Wellness Scale (add scores for questions 1-7 and divide by 7) _____ Thought Control Scale (add scores for questions 8-13, and divide by 6) _____