economic/work issues
type: Concept
narrower: stress at work

psychological assessment, work and organizations
type: Concept
narrower: stress at work

the social context of careers - the work-life interface
type: Concept
narrower: stress at work

occupational health
type: Concept
narrower: stress at work

stress at work
type: Concept
broader: economic/work issues
broader: occupational health
broader: the social context of careers - the work-life interface
broader: epidemiology of risk and protective factors
broader: stress (psychological)
broader: psychological assessment, work and organizations
alternative label: occupational stress
alternative label: work-related stress
definition: Stress is an experience that disrupts a person's emotional and physical state, such as having too much work that causes someone to become overtired or getting into an argument with a coworker that results in anger. Life itself is inherently stressful, so it should be no surprise that stress is an integral part of the work-place, and in fact a great deal of a person's stress comes from work. [Source: Encyclopedia of Career Development; Stress at Work]

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: stress at work

stress (psychological)
type: Concept
narrower: stress at work

epidemiology of risk and protective factors
type: Concept
narrower: stress at work