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SPR - Stress Processing Report

Articles

Colletti, Lorraine. "A Prevention and Intervention Program That Works" Submitted to Stress in the 90’s: A Changing Workforce in a Changing Workplace – Second American Psychological Association and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Conference on Occupational Stress.

Cooke, Robert A., "The Relationship of Interpersonal and Communication Styles to Symptoms of Strain", Presented to APA/NIOSH Second Conference on Occupational Stress November 21, 1992

Cooke, Robert A., "Thinking Styles and Symptoms of Strain", Human Synergistics' Newsletter, February 1987, 5 pp.

This article related medical symptoms to the categories of the SPR.

Cooke, Robert A., Rousseau, Denise M., and Lafferty, J. Clayton. "Personal Orientations and Their Relationship to Psychological Symptoms of Strain". Psychological Reports, February 1988. 62, 24 pp. 223-228

This study investigates relationship of personal orientations to symptoms of strain. Five distinct personal orientations are considered based on a review of the stress literature: self-image, locus of control, interpersonal orientation goal orientation, and time orientation. The results show that the five personal orientations are directly and, to some extent, differentially related to the clusters of symptoms. These findings confirm the importance of considering the direct effects of individual characteristics in stress research.

Lafferty, J. Clayton and Colletti, Lorraine F. "A Rational Approach to Stress and Health". Human Synergistics. July, 1989.

Academic

Argyris, Chris "Theories of Action That Inhibit Individual Learning", American Psychologist, September 1976

Brennan, Kelly A. and Shaver, Philip R., "Dimensions of Adult Attachment, Affect Regulation, and Romantic Relationship Functioning", PSPB – Personality and Social Pyschology Bulletin, Vol. 21 No. 3, March 1995

Ehrlich, Nathaniel. "Humanisation: A Cure for Gender Stress" Submitted to: Stress in the 90’s: A Changing Workforce in a Changing Workplace – Second American Psychological Association and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Conference on Occupational Stress. February 1992

Gomersall, Earl R. and Myers, Scott M. "Breakthrough in On-The-Job Training" Harvard Business Review, July-August 1966 No. 66404

Moller, Gary. "Biomonitoring: The Nervous System and How It Responds to Stress"

Pascarelia, Perry. "Job Stress: A State of Mind". Industry Week, November 29, 1982. pp. 49-51.

This article is based on an interview with Clay Lafferty about job stress. The article explains that thinking styles influence how a person responds to stressful situations.

Rosch, Paul J. The Newsletter of the American Institute of Stress No. 10 1991

Waldsmith, Lynn. "Balance Stress for Healthy Harmony" Corporate Detroit March 1993

This article is based on SCOPE program and its benefits/outcomes.

General

Burnham Finney, Paul. "The Stressful Workplace: A Prescription for Coping" Management Digest: Special Advertising Section A-6 November 1991

Falk, Bill "Provocative Prescription: Stress" Suburbia Today, February 27, 1983

Fishman, Scott M. and Sheehan, David M. "Anxiety and Panic: Their Cause and Treatment", Psychology Today, April 1985

Gittins, Ross. "A Crisis can be Good for You" Australian newspaper (unknown)

Hamilton, Eleanor. "When Tensions Talk – Listen! Subtle Motion Tells A Story" Science Digest, April 1979 pp. 31-34

Mackenzie, R. Alec. "The Management Process in 3-D", Harvard Business Review, November-December 1969

Selye, Hans "Stress: It’s a G.A.S"., Psychology Today, September 1969

Sweet, Melissa., "Lack of Control at Work Raises Heart Attack Risk", Sydney Morning Herald, February 2, 1997

Trost, Cathy. "Workplace Stress" The Wall Street Journal December 1, 1992