Essays on Stress

Stress is described as an alarm clock that rings depending on the situations in which the person is. However, if people let the “stress alarm” ring for a continuous period of time then people might end up with serious results. There are a lot of…

Family stress is a major part of every minority group, but studies have been done to find the barriers and facilitators of stress within these families. Researchers were focusing on the resilience of each minority group based on the situations they were put in, most…

The ultimate goal is to maintain and improve the quality of life of dental patients by various treatment modalities. The goal can be achieved by preventing diseases, relieving pain, improving masticatory efficiency, enhancing speech and improving appearance. To achieve this many of these objectives require…

Daftuar and Anjali (1997) explored the “Influence of occupational stress”. On organizational commitment and job involvement and personality of lower and middle level manager working in electrical manufacturing company in western India. Result revealed significant positive correlation between job involvement and several areas of occupational…

Schlenker and Gutek (1987) have made their comments on “impact of stress in a large social service agency”. They have stated that work role loss was associated with lower job satisfaction; lower work related self-esteem, and higher level of intention to leave the job but…

Everyday people struggle with the stress of getting what needs to be done on time. Almost all college and high school students procrastinate till the night before an assignment is due. Which puts unneeded stress on themselves. With the use of a time management intervention,…

Mothers say that mothering is incredibly stressful. Now add school to the equation. Mothers already tackle lives outside of school, so why add school to an already stressful life? Maybe moms want what is best for their child, so they return to school not only…

As defined by the International Committee on Seafarers’ Welfare booklet which is entitled, “Guidelines for Mental Care Onboard Merchant Ships”, states that the most common signs of stress are insomnia, loss of mental concentration, anxiety, substance abuse, extreme anger and frustration, family conflict, and physical…

Stress is a term that can be related to both body and mind. Stress is essential for survival, but the modern-day lifestyle has led to stress becoming a major health concern. Stress is the leading contributor for heart attack, diabetes, depression. However, it is not…

Stress has been characterized from various perspectives by a wide range of individuals. It has been a vital point to therapeutic experts, social researchers, anthropologists, clinicians, and zoologists. For our motivations, it appears to be most edifying to look at it from a few alternate…