The review of related literature will feature the articles found in relation with the study. It will also serve as a support for the information presented in this paper. This will include stress, its definition, factors and possible causes, and the coping mechanisms that is usually used by common individuals. Gathered information like surveys and studies from the professional workplace which will also be used to support the research will also be presented in this review. Stress is prevalent in college
Stress, is a vague term and in its essence used wantonly to describe a state of physical, emotional, cognitive and behavioral responses. Usually, to events that one considers as threatening or challenging. This is viewed by many as a normal occurrence needed for adaption and survival. It affects all people all over the world with no regards for one’s race, colour or ethnicity, including academic or professional background. This is a rather comprehensive definition as proposed by Ciccarelli & White
implementation of interventions targeting these issues; however, there is now a glaring lack of literature on smaller yet significant day-to-day incidents. A notable example of this would be the fact that only a fraction within this pool of studies barely mentions a specific type thereof: academic resilience, which is best defined by Martin and March (2003) as “the ability to effectively deal with setback, stress, or pressure in the academic setting.” There is an utmost importance to investigate this construct
transformation have made a great impact in organization and its employees. Technological progress and globalization has led to changes of work conditions under what a company operates. The main purpose of this paper is to elaborate through analyzed verified literature in identification of extreme working conditions, what motivates employees to work under such conditions. As well as the importance of the decisions that organizations take, which lead to extreme working conditions, with a special focus on the impact
This statement can be seen as problematic because it is gender specific and focuses on the male in the relationship being the offender and the female in the relationship being the victim, which is not always the case. Within the results of their literature, Liem, Levin, Holland and Fox (2013) discovered out of 629 retrieved cases involving family homicides, 33% of the cases were intimate partner related and the other 67% of cases discovered were not intimate partner related. The bulk of research within
prevalence of re-admission. In their research, they cite that infections and complications arising from surgery are directly responsible for malnutrition and increased morbidity. Malnutrition, which is characterized by severe tissue injury, and catabolic stress, increases the likelihood of a hypermetabolic response in surgical patients. Consequently, infectious
of the Past’, Canadian Literature, 184, pp. 143-144. In addition to Hosseini’s literary style, the brief analysis has outlined several major themes employed in the story, including the contradiction between contrasting social classes, redemption of sins, family, love, betrayal, guilt, fear and redemption. However, the source had not thoroughly made reference to context of the novel. Bragnnigan, J. (2008) ‘The Twentieth Century, 1939-2004’ in Poplawski, P. English Literature in Context. Cambridge:
patients using a vignette followed by the Questionnaire on the Opinions about Mental Illness (QO). The researchers found that nurses had similar attitudes as psychiatrists related to the causes of schizophrenia (heredity, stress, and family conflicts) whereas family members endorsed stress, trauma, and love breakdowns). Nurses and psychiatrists held similar beliefs about the ability of a schizophrenic person to work and to understand criminal intent. Nurses had similar attitudes to those of relatives of
Research Article Critique Knight, C., & Gitterman, A. (2014, January). Group Work with Bereaved Individuals: The Power of Mutual Aid. National Association of Social Workers, 59(1), 5-12 Article Summary Introduction: Across the course of a normal life-span, it seems inevitable that an individual will endure loss through the death of a loved one. This experience is fraught with an array of difficult emotions, questions and anxieties that are challenging to resolve. This study looked at group work
many research questions come to mind in this field that have barely been considered. However, the body of evidence is growing fast, with many studies and clinical trials having shown specific benefits including: improved mood, reducing symptoms of stress, anger and depression, alleviating anxiety and slowing cognitive