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    Question 4: Explain the differences between occupational stress and burnout. Identify six correlates of burnout and minimization strategies. Stress is endemic to professional life. Criminal justice careers are also prone to occupational stress as a routine feature given the fact that professionals have difficult occupations, that they have to deal with an often unsympathetic and hostile public, and that some individual professions within the field may require individuals to put their lives on…

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    Studies have found that eustress can help you enter a complete sense of awareness and absorption in activities achieved at work, in sports, or even in a creative attempt such as playing a musical instrument or painting a piece of artwork (Kelly McGonigal). Not only does stress motivate…

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    Secondary Appraisal

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    body which is called distress. Distress is the effect of unwanted and unwelcome stress. Ciccarelli and White (2014) pg. 411. The other stress is a good stress that is needed in life to help support health and well-being of a person this is called eustress. If my friend just lost his job he would be under a lot of stress. Stress is a term used to describe the bodily, arousing, reasoning, and interactive responses to events that are evaluated as intimidating or thought-provoking. Pg 410…

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    Informative Essay How stressed are you? Chances are, very. Stress has been known for being the cause of countless physical and psychological problems. The main causes of stress are unavoidable, everyday problems such as work, family, financial status, personal health and of course, those curveballs life seems to throw at us at what always seem like the worst time. Stress causes a lot of bodily issues, even when it is positive, however, there are many ways to help manage and control your stress.…

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    School makes me very stress and sometimes I want to give up, but I use some tips and trick to motivate myself. How I do it, is that I think about what I want and why I want it. Thus, it always leads to the phrase in my mind, “I have to get it! I have to just do it!”, or I just look at Shia Labeouf’s video called: Just Do It. The video consist of him yelling at the viewer telling him or her to not give up. Another way I motivate myself is jogging and exercise because I then become my own coach…

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    Daniel Goleman, a world-renowned psychologist, ushered in a new theory that elaborates on the emotions of human beings and how the many different emotions influence the way people act and feel on a day to day basis. Goleman believes that emotional intelligence contributes just as much as IQ intelligence because of how there are many different factors that influence people’s emotions in a certain way. Some factors can cause a person to become angry, happy, sad, jealous, or loved. The main point…

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    Stress In Psychology

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    But not every stress is bad. “Eustress” in psychology is used to describe the positive features of stress. Some examples of Eustress would be starting a new job, marriage, having a child, buying a home, receiving promotion at work etc. This type of stress motivates and focuses energy towards our goal. “Distress” is used to describe…

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    Vroom’s Model of Expectancy Theory What is Vroom’s model of expectancy theory and what are the factors that make an individual act the way they do? We will discuss some of the factors that make individuals act the way they do. Is it that of low self esteem or high challenges in a new job? Having the mind-set to walk into a new job with confidence and knowing you are qualified for the job and will be very successful at it will help your employer know they hired the right person for the job.…

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    Stress Informative Speech

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    being unable to concentrate or complete tasks are signs of too much stress. There is no number or level in which stress is too much stress. (ULifeLine) Transition: Finally, I will inform about the good effects of stress. Good stress is also known as eustress. With moderate levels of stress, neurons in the brain grow stronger connections that help enhance memory and attention span (Whyte). According to the lab rat study by Daniela Kaufer I mentioned earlier, the lab rats that were given…

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    Needs Assessment Summary

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    Summary of Needs Assessment In the need’s assessment and during observations, it’s very clear that time-management was the most foreseen issue of the Mississippi Department of Human Services-Division (MDHS)- Division of Family and Children’s Services (DFCS). My interactions with the staff where limited because of the case loads on staff. The supervisor of this agency is the regional director of DFCS. She was very timely in everything that she dealt with from my observation. Time-management…

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