Exploring the boundary conditions of expressive writing: In search of the right recipe
pp. 1-7(7)
Authors: Smyth, Joshua M.; Pennebaker, James W.

Effects of (very) brief writing on health: The two-minute miracle
pp. 9-14(6)
Authors: Burton, Chad M.; King, Laura A.

Variations in the spacing of expressive writing sessions
pp. 15-21(7)
Authors: Chung, Cindy K.; Pennebaker, James W.

Different methods of single-session disclosure: What works for whom?
pp. 23-26(4)
Authors: Cohen, Jay L.; Sander, Lindsay M.; Slavin, Olga M.; Lumley, Mark A.

Expressive writing in context: The effects of a confessional setting and delivery of instructions on participant experience and language in writing
pp. 27-30(4)
Authors: Corter, Arden L.; Petrie, Keith J.

The benefits of expressive writing after the Madrid terrorist attack: Implications for emotional activation and positive affect
pp. 31-34(4)
Authors: Fernández, Itziar; Páez, Darío

Writing about emotions versus goals: Effects on hostility and medical care utilization moderated by emotional approach coping processes
pp. 35-38(4)
Authors: Austenfeld, Jennifer L.; Stanton, Annette L.

The benefits of psychological displacement in diary writing when using different pronouns
pp. 39-41(3)
Authors: Seih, Y. T.; Lin, Y. C.; Huang, C. L.; Peng, C. W.; Huang, S. P.

Effects of expressive writing among bilinguals: Exploring psychological well-being and social behaviour
pp. 43-47(5)
Author: Kim, Youngsuk

Poor cognitive-emotional processing may impede the outcome of emotional disclosure interventions
pp. 49-52(4)
Authors: van Middendorp, Henriët; Geenen, Rinie

Expressive writing reduces avoidance and somatic complaints in a community sample with constraints on expression
pp. 53-56(4)
Authors: Swanbon, Thomas; Boyce, Lindsay; Greenberg, Melanie A.

Differential efficacy of written emotional disclosure for subgroups of fibromyalgia patients
pp. 57-60(4)
Authors: Junghaenel, Doerte U.; Schwartz, Joseph E.; Broderick, Joan E.

Who does expressive writing work for? Examination of alexithymia, splitting, and repressive coping style as moderators of the expressive writing paradigm
pp. 61-66(6)
Authors: Baikie, Karen A.; McIlwain, Doris

Emotional approach coping and self-efficacy moderate the effects of written emotional disclosure and relaxation training for people with migraine headaches
pp. 67-71(5)
Authors: Kraft, Christina A.; Lumley, Mark A.; D'Souza, Pamela J.; Dooley, John A.

Seeing the glass half full: Optimistic expressive writing improves mental health among chronically stressed caregivers
pp. 73-76(4)
Authors: Mackenzie, Corey S.; Wiprzycka, Ursula J.; Hasher, Lynn; Goldstein, David

Working memory capacity can be improved by expressive writing: A randomized experiment in a Japanese sample
pp. 77-80(4)
Authors: Yogo, Masao; Fujihara, Shuji

Written emotional disclosure and processing of trauma are associated with protected health status and immunity in people living with HIV/AIDS
pp. 81-84(4)
Authors: O'Cleirigh, Conall; Ironson, Gail; Fletcher, Mary Ann; Schneiderman, Neil

Expressive writing and post-traumatic stress disorder: Effects on trauma symptoms, mood states, and cortisol reactivity
pp. 85-93(9)
Authors: Smyth, Joshua M.; Hockemeyer, Jill R.; Tulloch, Heather

Enhanced wound healing after emotional disclosure intervention
pp. 95-102(8)
Authors: Weinman, John; Ebrecht, Marcel; Scott, Suzanne; Walburn, Jessica; Dyson, Mary

Can illness perceptions and coping predict psychological distress amongst allergy sufferers?
pp. 103-119(17)
Authors: Knibb, R. C.; Horton, S. L.

How is persistent insomnia maintained? A prospective study on 50-60 years old adults in the general population
pp. 121-133(13)
Authors: Jansson-Fröjmark, Markus; Lundquist, Daniel; Lundquist, Nina; Linton, Steven J.

Trajectories and predictors of anxiety and depression in women during the 12 months following an acute cardiac event
pp. 135-153(19)
Authors: Murphy, Barbara M.; Elliott, Peter C.; Worcester, Marian U. C.; Higgins, Rosemary O.; Le Grande, Michael R.; Roberts, Susan B.; Goble, Alan J.

Experiences of living with congestive heart failure: A qualitative study
pp. 155-175(21)
Authors: Thornhill, K.; Lyons, A. C.; Nouwen, A.; Lip, G. Y. H.

A longitudinal study of the relationship between psychological distress and recurrence of upper respiratory tract infections in chronic fatigue syndrome
pp. 177-186(10)
Authors: Faulkner, Susan; Smith, Andrew