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This study examined individual differences in the effects of interpersonal stress coping on mental health among adolescents. The respondents were 306 college students (100 males 206 females) with a mean age of 19.4 years. They answered the Interpersonal Stress-Coping Inventory (consisting of positive relationship-oriented coping negative relationship-oriented coping and postponed-solution coping) measures of mental health (depression and loneliness) and measurements of individual differences (interpersonal orientation and emotional empathy). Positive relationship-oriented coping was significantly related to depression only among people with high levels of interpersonal orientation and emotional empathy. Results also indicated that postponed-solution coping was significantly correlated with depression only among people with low levels of interpersonal orientation and emotional empathy.

Individual Differences in the Effects of Interpersonal Stress Coping——Focusing on Fear of Negative Evaluation