ArticleSocial indicators research2026
Successful Outcomes, Fulfilment, and Positive Affect: Establishing Facets of Eustress Across Real-Life Challenging Situations.
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Establishing the features associated with eustress-the positive experience of a challenging situation-is essential for understanding and fostering eustress effectively in applied settings. Using the Situated Assessment Method, we conducted a pre-registered study in which 251 UK adults evaluated eustress in 20 real-life challenging situations (e.g., "Give a public speech in front of a large audience"). Participants also evaluated nine processes that potentially influence eustress in these situations, taken from the Supplementary Information: The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11205-026-03909-6.
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