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McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2013 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

Stress

Chapter 5

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Class Agenda

• Stress defined

• Types of stressors

• What can you do?

• What can organizations do?

• How important is stress?

• Best practices

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Why Are Some Employees

More Stressed than Others?

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Stress

• Definition

๏ A psychological response to demands

where there is something at stake and

where coping with the demands taxes or

exceeds a person’s capacity or resources

• Do you want a stress-free job?

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Stress

• Which jobs are more

and less stressful, in

general?

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Stress

• Which jobs are more

and less stressful, in

general?

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Transactional Theory of Stress

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Work Stressors

• Challenge stressors

๏ Time pressure

๏ Work complexity

๏ Work responsibility

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Work Stressors

• Hindrance stressors

๏ Role conflict

๏ Role ambiguity

๏ Role overload

๏ Daily hassles

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Work Stressors

• OB on Screen: Devil

Wears Prada

๏ What kinds of stressors

does Andy seem to be

experiencing?

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Family Stressors

• Challenge stressors

๏ Family time demands

๏ Personal development

๏ Positive life events

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Family Stressors

• Hindrance stressors

๏ Work-family conflict

๏ Financial uncertainty

๏ Negative life events

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Life

Events

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Coping with Stressors

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Accounting for Individuals

• People differ in their ability to cope with stressors, as a

function of:

๏ Social support

๏ Instrumental support

๏ Emotional support

๏ Type A Behavior Pattern

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Type A Behavior Pattern

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Consequence

s

of Stress

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Why Are Some Employees

More Stressed than Others?

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Why Are Some Employees

More Stressed than Others?

Family Challenge Stressors

Family Hindrance Stressors

Work Hindrance Stressors

Work Challenge Stressors

Coping Strategies

Type A Behavior Pattern

Social Support

Work Hindrance Stressors

Work Challenge Stressors

Family Challenge Stressors

Family Hindrance Stressors

Coping Strategies

Type A Behavior Pattern

Social Support

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How Important is Stress?

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How Important is Stress?

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Application

• Stress Management

๏ Exercise

๏ Managing hindrance stressors

๏ Improving work-life balance

๏ Improving hardiness

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Application

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Application

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Application

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Application

• What can organizations do?

๏ Assessment

๏ Reducing stressors

๏ Providing resources

๏ Reducing strains

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Best Practices: Humana

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Best Practices: Humana

Fortune 100

company that

administers health

care benefits

“Freewheelin” program used by

28% of employees

10 minutes of bike

riding per day can

reduce depression

30 minutes of bike

riding per day can

reduce risk of heart

disease and stroke

Would a different

program appeal to

a larger % of

employees?

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Next Time

• Motivation

๏ Chapter 6