This paper demonstrated the advantages of administering a job stress questionnaire created from a psychological viewpoint in screening and caring for employees with a poor mental health state, and described the discovery and correspondence of such employees, using a Co-Labo developed by Kosugi as an example of a psychological job stress questionnaire. The advantages demonstrated were as follows: (1) since it could take an accurate measurement of psychological stress reactions from slight to strong, it was applicable in a broad range of employees perceiving many levels of negative emotions; and (2) factors like coping, social support, and social skills, that are easy to treat in stress counseling, could be measured. Next, the procedures of t...
In this paper of the World Congress of Sociology 2002 of ISA (International Sociological Association...
Background Work-related stress and its detrimental effects on human health have rapidly increased du...
BackgroundAlmost 10% of the population develop depression or anxiety disorder during their lifetime....
This paper demonstrated the advantages of administering a job stress questionnaire created from a ps...
Stress is an individual reaction that is caused by anxiety, discontent, worry, etc. Chronic stress c...
Issue addressed: Job stress has been linked to a wide range of adverse effects on mental, physical, ...
Purpose: Globalization has been providing various employment opportunities; commercial businesses ha...
Issue addressed: Job stress has been linked to a wide range of adverse effects on mental, physical, ...
Primary health care for mental health in workers should apply to actualities of workers’ stress copi...
Stress is a universal phenomenon that manifests itself in people mainly as a result of pressure caus...
The present study aimed to find out the work environment stress and mental health among employees. T...
Stress management has become part and parcel of every organization. No employee in any organization ...
Objective: Mental ill-health results in substantial reductions in employee productivity (absenteeism...
Introduction: Work-related psychosocial risks have been identified as significant occupational healt...
Stress on individuals ranges from personal day-to-day life to their organizational activities. Stres...
In this paper of the World Congress of Sociology 2002 of ISA (International Sociological Association...
Background Work-related stress and its detrimental effects on human health have rapidly increased du...
BackgroundAlmost 10% of the population develop depression or anxiety disorder during their lifetime....
This paper demonstrated the advantages of administering a job stress questionnaire created from a ps...
Stress is an individual reaction that is caused by anxiety, discontent, worry, etc. Chronic stress c...
Issue addressed: Job stress has been linked to a wide range of adverse effects on mental, physical, ...
Purpose: Globalization has been providing various employment opportunities; commercial businesses ha...
Issue addressed: Job stress has been linked to a wide range of adverse effects on mental, physical, ...
Primary health care for mental health in workers should apply to actualities of workers’ stress copi...
Stress is a universal phenomenon that manifests itself in people mainly as a result of pressure caus...
The present study aimed to find out the work environment stress and mental health among employees. T...
Stress management has become part and parcel of every organization. No employee in any organization ...
Objective: Mental ill-health results in substantial reductions in employee productivity (absenteeism...
Introduction: Work-related psychosocial risks have been identified as significant occupational healt...
Stress on individuals ranges from personal day-to-day life to their organizational activities. Stres...
In this paper of the World Congress of Sociology 2002 of ISA (International Sociological Association...
Background Work-related stress and its detrimental effects on human health have rapidly increased du...
BackgroundAlmost 10% of the population develop depression or anxiety disorder during their lifetime....