Behavioral Medicine: Work, Stress and Health

Autorentext
William D. Gentry ist klinischer Psychologe und Gründer des "Journal of Behavioural Medicine". Er hat an der Duke University gelehrt, hält Seminare in den USA, in Kanada und in Europa und berät internationale Unternehmen.

Klappentext

Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, Castéra-Verduzan, France, August 1-16, 1981

Zusammenfassung
**It provides a much needed, integrated state-of-the-art appraisal of the impact of work stress on health, along with abalance sheet approach' for alleviating stress-strain in industrialized societies.'
IDIS (1997)

Inhalt

1. Behavioral Medicine: A Mandate for Integrated Research.- 2. Stress, Health, and the Relaxation Response.- 3. Stress and Strain in the Work Environment: Does it Lead to Illness?.- 4. Psychosocial Coronary Risk Constellations in the Work Setting.- 5. Relationships Between Critical Life Events, Job Stress, and Cardiovascular Illness.- 6. Type A Behavior Pattern.- 7. Type A Behavior Pattern and the Anal-Obsessive Time Attitude.- 8. Barriers to Work Stress: I. Social Support.- 9. Barriers to Work Stress: II. The Hardy Personality.- 10. Anger Management and Work Stress: Healthy and Unhealthy Styles.- 11. Reducing Coronary Risk in Occupationally Successful Type A Men.- 12. Stress Intervention at the Organizational Level.- 13. Stress Management at Work: The New York Telephone Experiment.- 14. A Behavioral Approach to Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease.- 15. The Broader Issue Health Care Management at the Individual and Systems Level.