Occupational Stress: A Handbook
Subtitle: A Handbook (Series in Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine)
Contributors: Rick Crandall (Editor); Pamela L Perrewe (Editor)
Edition: 2 edition
Publisher: CRC
Published: February 2, 1995
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 280
ISBN-13: 9781560323679
Subjects: Occupational & industrial psychology; Job stress; Psychology; Industrial & Organizational Psychology; Industrial Health & Safety; Psychotherapy - Counseling; Technology / Industrial Health & Safety
First sentence: If one scans the research on work stress, one discovers that attention has been given mainly to the organizational arrangement of work as stressful, less to person variables, and almost none to the stress process, that is, actual stressful transactions that take place between workers and the environment, coping, and changes in stress from moment to moment and encounter to encounter.