2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2014.03.310
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Diagnosing Occupational Stress in Romanian Organisations

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“…Cognition and psychology affect from prolong organizational stress have been reported to display mental distress, mental irritability, having a restless mind, having great difficulties to relax, difficulties for the mind to relax, complications to think logically, having a great hard time to make decisions both simple and complex, and a having a interest that is greatly diminished (Leka, Griffiths and Cox, 2004). Organizational stress also affects the state of mind and this disturbance to the cognition balance and calm were found more to affect women than men (Brate, 2014). In this instance, female respondents explained organizational stress has the effect to cause more worry among them.…”
Section: Psychological Physiological and Behavioral--interpersonal Dmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Cognition and psychology affect from prolong organizational stress have been reported to display mental distress, mental irritability, having a restless mind, having great difficulties to relax, difficulties for the mind to relax, complications to think logically, having a great hard time to make decisions both simple and complex, and a having a interest that is greatly diminished (Leka, Griffiths and Cox, 2004). Organizational stress also affects the state of mind and this disturbance to the cognition balance and calm were found more to affect women than men (Brate, 2014). In this instance, female respondents explained organizational stress has the effect to cause more worry among them.…”
Section: Psychological Physiological and Behavioral--interpersonal Dmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…In recent years, job stress has been one of the most prominent issues in the field of work; as a result, many researchers have conducted studies on it (Pitariu, 2004, Brate, 2014, Singh and Dubey, 2011. Sub-structural concepts should be firstly perceived for better understanding of job stress (Spector, 2008).…”
Section: Job Stress and Work-family Conflictmentioning
confidence: 99%