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Doctoral Students' Stress and Coping Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
Title
Doctoral Students' Stress and Coping Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
Author
Elton, Kira
Date Created
2022
Subjects--Topical
Sociology
Description
The coronavirus pandemic had a profound change to daily life. While the pandemic could be considered a stressful event within its own right, graduate school is also known to induce stress; this stress occurs due to time constraints, financial stra...
Examining interactions of perfectionism and dispositional mindfulness on perceived stress
Title
Examining interactions of perfectionism and dispositional mindfulness on perceived stress
Author
Papay, Kimberly
Date Created
2017
Subjects--Topical
Psychology, Personality
Description
The main purpose of the study was to examine if perfectionism (both evaluative concerns perfectionism (ECP) and personal strivings perfectionism (PSP)) and dispositional mindfulness interact to predict perceived stress. Regression analyses indicat...
External Resources: Do Resilient Employees Use of External Resources Influence Perceptions of Their Job?
Title
External Resources: Do Resilient Employees Use of External Resources Influence Perceptions of Their Job?
Author
Clayton, Elizabeth
Date Created
2019
Subjects--Topical
Organizational behavior
Description
Conservation of Resources Theory (COR) argues that both psychological and external factors serve as resources to buffer the effects of stress, which in turn influence people’s perception of their work environments. Risk and Resilience Theory (RRT)...
MOVEMENT AS A COPING STRATEGY FOR STRESS
Title
MOVEMENT AS A COPING STRATEGY FOR STRESS
Author
Ridenhour, Morgan
Date Created
2017
Subjects--Topical
Clinical psychology
Description
This study explores the use of non-strenuous movement, such as stretching and fidgeting, as a coping mechanism for stress. Prominent sources such as American Psychological Association (APA) recommend the use of movement to manage stress (APA, 2017...
Perceived Work Ability for Employees with Mental Illness: The Roles of Symptom Severity, Anticipated Discrimination, and Internalized Stigma
Title
Perceived Work Ability for Employees with Mental Illness: The Roles of Symptom Severity, Anticipated Discrimination, and Internalized Stigma
Author
Bardwell, Tarya
Date Created
2021
Subjects--Topical
Psychology
Description
Working adults with mental illness must navigate stigma and impairment in the workplace, and these factors may affect their perceived ability to continue working in their current job. Using appraisal theory and the why try model, the current study...
Re-examining the positive conscientiousness-performance relationship: The role of neuroticism and stress
Title
Re-examining the positive conscientiousness-performance relationship: The role of neuroticism and stress
Author
Dunn, Alexandra
Date Created
2014
Subjects--Topical
Organizational behavior, Psychology, Personality
Description
This study adds to the growing body of research on the interactive effects of personality traits. The researcher hypothesized that the relationship between conscientiousness and task performance would be weaker for individuals high in neuroticism....
Stress, Sleep, Inflammation, and Cognitive Ability
Title
Stress, Sleep, Inflammation, and Cognitive Ability
Author
Hirsch, Sophie
Date Created
2023
Subjects--Topical
Psychology
Description
Psychological stress, defined as a relationship between the person and their socioenvironmental context that is appraised as exhausting the resources of a person, has long been shown to affect concurrent and long-term health outcomes. Previous res...
Stress, burnout, and work-family conflict among police officers: The moderating effect of emotion regulation strategies
Title
Stress, burnout, and work-family conflict among police officers: The moderating effect of emotion regulation strategies
Author
Toth, Allison
Date Created
2019
Subjects--Topical
Management, Psychology
Description
Police officers have an incredibly stressful and emotionally laborious job, which can lead to burnout and issues with their work on the clock spilling over and influencing their time with their family off the clock (i.e. work-family conflict). Due...
The influence of emotion regulation on psychological distress and physiological functioning following a romantic breakup
Title
The influence of emotion regulation on psychological distress and physiological functioning following a romantic breakup
Author
Roos, Lydia
Date Created
2018
Subjects--Topical
Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Psychophysiology
Description
Being in a romantic relationship confers better psychological wellbeing and physical health than being single; however, relationship dissolution can be psychologically stressful, and separation and divorce have been linked to an array of poor heal...