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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"interpersonal stressors"”.

  1. The influence of workaholism and burnout on the intention to quite amongst academic employees at a selected university n the Western Cape

    … syndrome’” in response to chronic interpersonal stressors on the job. Burnout affects all professions but tends to be more pervasive in human service occupations such as education. Despite this evident recognition, there is a paucity of research on burnout among South African …

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  2. Age differences in negative affective reactivity: do stressor types matter?

    … Three stressor types, cognitively demanding stressors, interpersonal stressors, and general daily life stressors, were studied through repeated measures ANOVA on the collected data. Results: We found that stressor type significantly moderated age differences in NA reactivity. More …

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  3. Minority stress and depression among Black college students: investigating the protective contributions of faculty support and coping

    … symptoms due to chronic exposure to systemic and interpersonal stressors. In addition to stressors typical of the college transition (e.g., academic pressures, homesickness, psychological well-being, peer relationships), Black students must also navigate racial stress present within the various …

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  4. Early attachment and parental stress as predictors of obesity risk in middle adolescence: The role of self-regulation and food consumption

    … of pediatric obesity. The inclusion of both interpersonal stressors (i.e., insecure parent-child relationship) and parental stressors may be especially salient, especially because developmental research has documented associations between poor parenting quality, low self-regulation ability, …

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