Stress measurement in less than one minute
Publisher: Bookboon.com
Published: 2013
ISBN-13: 9788740302349
Table of contents: title: Content; title: 1. Introduction; title: 2. Tell me how you feel and I will tell you what you think; title: 2.1. Appraisal and coping processes; title: 2.2. Complicating circumstances; title: 2.3. Stress; title: 3. Antecedent conditions; title: 3.1. Individual antecedent conditions; title: 3.2. Contextual antecedent conditions; title: 3.3. An illustration - antecedents of leadership; title: 4. Stress and performance; title: 4.1. Summary; title: 5. From theory to a measurement tool: Development of the Emotional Stress Reaction Questionnaire; title: 5.1. Selection of items; title: 5.2. Response scale; title: 5.3. Administration of the ESRQ; title: 6. Interpretation of ESRQ results; title: 6.1. Theoretical measurement considerations; title: 6.2. Practical measurement considerations related to the ESRQ; title: 7. Two additional forms of the ESRQ; title: 7.1. ESRQ-Moral stress; title: 7.2. Measurement of moral stress; title: 7.3. ESRQ-Care; title: 8. Empirical findings; title: 8.1. Method; title: 8.2. Results; title: 8.3. Discussion; title: 9. Thoughts on future use of the ESRQ; title: 9.1. Research suggestions; title: 9.2. Suggestions applicable to research as well as to practical interventions; title: 9.3. Practical clinical and coaching suggestions; title: 10. Stress management coaching; title: 10.1. Initial comments on coaching; title: 10.2. A general framework for stress management interventions; title: 11. Practical tools; title: 11.1. Life story line; title: 11.2. Relationship map; title: 11.3. External and internal stressors; title: 11.4. Cognitive coping patterns; title: 11.5. Stress reactions; title: 12. A not so ordinary teachers’ seminar; title: 13. Applying the stress theory to the three teachers; title: 13.1. Teacher 1: Eric; title: 13.2. Teachers 2 and 3: Lily and Elizabeth; title: 14. Final remarks; title: 15. References