nts as more unpleasant, less controllable, and more chronic in nature than will individuals with low PS.
3. Stressful daily events will be followed by increases in NA state.
4. Stressful daily events will be followed by modest increases PA state.
5. Events involving negative social interactions will have a greater effect on mood states than non-interactional events.
6. Work-related events will have a greater effect on mood states than non-work events.
7. Events involving task demands will have a greater effect on mood states than non-demanding events.
8. Events appraised as relatively unpleasant, uncontrollable, or important will result in greater changes in mood than will events appraised as pleasant, controllable, or relatively unimportant.
9. Mood responses will be augmented by high PS, especially so in relation to events perceived as being relatively uncontrollable.
10. High PS will be associated with long lasting negative mood responses to prior events than will lower PS.
11. High PS will be associated with greater mood changes in antic
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