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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"stress prevention"”.
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Comparative Models of the Impact of Social Support on Psychological Distress in Cancer Patients
… between Social Support, Psychological Distress, and Illness Stress in individuals who report cancer as a health condition. This study was based on archival data obtained from the Wave 1 of the Health and Retirement Study (HRS). The HRS provides a nationally representative sample of …
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Teikiančiųjų pagalbą karo pabėgėliams antrinis trauminis stresas: rizikos ir apsauginiai veiksniai /
… helpers could experience secondary traumatic stress related to the aid recipient trauma. The correlational study was conducted to identify war refugee support providers' risk and protective factors of secondary traumatic stress. The study included 120 professionals and volunteers who provide …
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The administrator's role in reducing stressors in the school environment as identified by teachers in charter schools
Washington, Precious Stress is experienced by many in education; administrator assistance provided to teachers varies. Systems and strategies for delivering help must be strategically implemented and developed. An environment of trust and rapport should be considered, so those in need feel safe …
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Social impacts of climate change and occupational heat stress and adaptation strategies of mining workers in Ghana
… impacts of climate change and occupational heat stress and adaptation strategies of mining workers in Ghana, and thus fills a significant gap in the existing literature. Guided by the pragmatists’ research philosophical paradigm, this study adopted the convergent mixed methods approach by …
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Mechanisms of Iron Oxidation in the Ferroxidase Centre of Escherichia coli Bacterioferritin: A Comparison to Other Ferritins
… iron storage and an additional role in oxidative stress prevention. Ferritins have been studied rigorously since 1937 (Wang et al., 2010), yet even the mechanisms of the most extensively studied mammalian ferritins, are the subject of debate within the academic community; it is hotly debated …
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Driving forces and barriers for adaption strategies against the urban heat stress hazard in Berlin, Germany
… climates is leading to worsening urban heat stress. Increased amounts of impervious area, dark surfaces, and the barrier effect of large buildings reduce the ability of especially dense, inner-city areas to cool themselves. The effects of climate change inside the city can vary greatly across …