Handbook of Stress, 2nd EdLeo Goldberger, Shlomo Breznitz Presenting authoritative, up-to-date information in convenient handbook form, this premier reference covers an extensive range of current topics on the causes, symptoms, and treatments of stress. In this second edition, new chapters have been added on crime victimization, sexual abuse, multiple roles, gender and distress, AIDS, chronic illness, aging, the burnout phenomenon, psychosomatic disorders, biomedical indices of stress, and more. New research has been added dealing with personality emotion and stress, cognitive processes, depression, bereavement, work-stress, post-traumatic stress reponse, alcoholism, stress management, and more. |
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... and Overload Chapter 19. Robert R. Holt: Occupational Stress Chapter 20. Rena L. Repetti: The Effects of Workload and the Social Environment at Work on Health B. Sociocultural and Developmental Sources Chapter 21. Ayala M. Pines:
... and Overload Chapter 19. Robert R. Holt: Occupational Stress Chapter 20. Rena L. Repetti: The Effects of Workload and the Social Environment at Work on Health B. Sociocultural and Developmental Sources Chapter 21. Ayala M. Pines:
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... occupational stressors on health and family functioning. Among her recent publications are an article in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology describing the effects of daily workload on marital interaction and an American ...
... occupational stressors on health and family functioning. Among her recent publications are an article in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology describing the effects of daily workload on marital interaction and an American ...
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... occupational groups, including business executives, lawyers, and army officers (Kobasa, 1982). Later work by other investigators in different research settings takes varied forms. Summary comments necessarily take on a twosided or “yes ...
... occupational groups, including business executives, lawyers, and army officers (Kobasa, 1982). Later work by other investigators in different research settings takes varied forms. Summary comments necessarily take on a twosided or “yes ...
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Contents
Psychophysiological Assessment of Stress | |
Measurement of Stress and Coping | |
Events | |
Common Stressors | |
Stress as a Consequence of the Urban | |
Psychological Distress | |
Common Psychiatric and Somatic Conditions | |
Development of Integrative Models | |
Robert S Pynoos Susan B Sorenson and Alan M | |
Stress of | |
Subject Index | |
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