Subjective Stress
Subjective stress, objective heart rate variability-based stress, and recovery on workdays among overweight and psychologically distressed individuals: a cross-sectional study
... objective stress, but not with objective ...subjective stress. Our inference is that any effect of age on subject- ive stress is at most ...recognizes stress and recovery reactions and ...
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Subjective stress reactivity in psoriasis – a cross sectional study of associated psychological traits
... Although stress has been recognised as an important factor within the field of psoriasis research, detailed in- vestigations of psychological traits and clinical character- istics in relation to perceived ...
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Measuring stress in the mildly intellectually handicapped: the factorial structure of the Subjective Stress Scale
... These data reveal some interesting facts about stressors in this population. The large number of '0' responses indicates that, despite a heavy culling of items in earlier validation work with this test, many of the ...
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Effect of caregivers’ expressed emotion on the care burden and rehospitalization rate of schizophrenia
... burden, subjective demand burden, and subjective stress burden between different time ...emotional stress; with the improvement in the patient’s condi- tion, the stress on the family ...
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Randomized controlled trial of multidisciplinary team stress and performance in immersive simulation for management of infant in shock: study protocol
... Acute stress leads to coping mechanisms ...of stress has a nega- tive impact, particularly on performance ...surgeons’ stress and coping are likely to influence surgical performance ...between ...
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The Effects of Magnesium Supplementation on Subjective Anxiety and Stress—A Systematic Review
... of subjective symptoms such as anxiety or ...of subjective stress ratings suggests study designs may also benefit from the inclusion of a positive ...
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Validation of the lifestress inventory for people with a mild intellectual disability
... The Subjective Stress Scale (SSS: Bramston & Bostock, 1994) was developed to measure stress in people with a mild intellectual ...of stress, the first a General Worry factor, the second a ...
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Real time monitoring of physiological arousal: a ‘serious’ option? A research about electrodermal activity, heart rate, and heart rate variability during a serious game
... in subjective stress to the change in physiological measures (number of ...the subjective and objective measurements of stress, even though these correlations were expected according to ...
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Effects of Music Therapy on the Stress of Adults: a Systematic Review and Meta Analysis
... Abstract: Objectives: Music therapy, has been used to alleviate stress, but there is still little evidence of how to use it. Therefore, in this study, we tried to find the clinical trials that have been done in ...
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Affective Consequences of Sleep Deprivation
... psychosocial stress responses in healthy adult ...to stress, we found that sleep deprived subjects reported significantly greater subjective stress in response to the low stress (but ...
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Association of stress, depression, and suicidal ideation with subjective oral health status and oral functions in Korean adults aged 35 years or more
... Korean adults suffer from various mental problems due to stress from all the tasks they must complete during different stages of life. During adulthood, they experience especially high levels of stress as ...
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Colour Constancy for Image of Non Uniformly Lit Scenes
... To generate the Mean Opinion Score (MOS) for the images of the proposed and the state-of-the-art colour constancy methods, a set of images from the Grey Ball, the Colour Checker and the MIMO image datasets, which contain ...
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The Effects of Multiple Presentation Formats on Subjective Mental Workload Rating Scale Techniques in Multimedia Educational Environments
... Paas et al. (2003) give a good overview of assessment techniques used. Such techniques vary not only in efficacy, but also the time and resources necessary for proper application. Two primary methods, analytical and ...
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Subjective versus Objective Assessment of Short Term Occupational Stress: Bias and Analysis of Self-Assessment of High Stress Levels
... regarding stress factors contributing to overestimation as both professions in the present study are concerned by anger and/or ...of stress at a higher stress threshold than engineers ...
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Character strength and stress management in academic staff : A positive psychology perspective
... There are many reasons that influenced my desire to do research using a positive psychology approach. My educational background and personal experience both influenced me to do research in this area. My dissertation in ...
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Simulation of an Emergency Situation for the Purpose of Evaluating a Crowd Based Rescue System
... the stress experience through an improved application of the stressors and an improved ...evoke stress in a greater number of participants of the experimental group and an increased feeling of control and ...
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Thermal, physiological strain index and perceptual responses in Iranian Muslim women under Thermal Condition in order to Guide in Prevention of Heat Stress
... heat stress indices such as WBGT and PSI indices, the amount of HSSI index has also increased with high ...heat stress method such as WBGT or PSI indices, HSSI index, an objective and subjective heat ...
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The Effects of Trait Rumination and Reflection on Mental Health among Japanese University Athletes
... The inverse effects of trait rumination and reflection on mental health might be due to their different effects on problem-solving. Because individuals high in rumination tend to focus on negative information after ...
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Validation of a Spanish translation of the Gratitude Questionnaire (GQ-6) with a Chilean sample of adults and high schoolers
... The relationship between GQ-6 with the DASS-21 (de- pressive, anxiety and stress symptoms), the PANAS (positive and negative affect) and the SHS (Subjective Happiness Scale) scores were [r] ...
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The relationships among perceived work stress, subjective well-being, and depression: Proactive coping as a mediator
... work stress and it has related to lots of physical problems and mental illness (Burke, Greenglass, & Schwarzer, 1996; Kokkinos, 2007; Kyriacou, 1987, 2001; Kyriacou & Chien, 2004) such as chronic fatigue, ...
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