Titlebook: Stress; The Hidden Adversary Clifford B. Dobson Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1982 stress

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Occupational Stress,renwend, 1973; Myers ..,1974), though several others have been studied including sex (Dohrenwend and Dohrenwend, 1976, 1977; Gove, 1972, Gove and Tudor, 1973, 1977), marital status (Pearlin and Johnson, 1977) and rural/urban environments (Kasl and Harburg, 1975).

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Stress and the Self-Concept,ber of psychologists as a major factor in achieving mental health. Self-concept theory attempts, amongst other things, to study the age-long question of the philosophers, ‘Who am I?’ We feel we know who we are until an event occurs where we engage in behaviour which is totally out of keeping with ou

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Mental Illness in Response to Stress,for the relief of stress and anxiety is to adopt one of the coping strategies which we have just examined, but this is not as easy as it looks for some people. Unfortunately, the coping strategies referred to are not a panacea, and many people are unable to discover a method which helps them in thei

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,Stress and Medical Disorders — I,ia, neurocirculatory asthenia, tachycardia, bradycardia, etc. It is recognized that there is a close correspondence between the emotional state and cardiovascular disease. This is not surprising since the heart has always been regarded as the seat of the emotions. Anxiety, love, hate, happiness, sad

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,Stress and Medical Disorders — II,ible organic cause’ (Alexander, 1950). The causes of hypertension are not easy to discover, but what seems certain is that only about 20 per cent of all cases of hypertension may be related to organic diseases. This suggests that the remaining 80 per cent are suffering from what has been termed ‘ess

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Stress and Social Pathology, In fact, some would propose that the phrase . would serve as an adequate definition of the more common term ‘deviance’. The nature of deviance may be viewed from five different angles: (a) the freak, who exhibits abnormal physical, physiological, intellectual and mental qualities; (b) the sinful, w

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Occupational Stress,ery individual will be affected to the same degree by a potentially stressful event or situation. A number of other factors must be taken into consideration such as the ability to cope with and control stress situations, the individual’s personality, etc. The Dohrenwends (1974), have stated that ‘on