Author:Schonfeld, I.
Title:Coping with job-related stress: The case of teachers
Journal:Journal of Occupational Psychology
1990 : JUNE, VOL. 63, p.141-149
Index terms:WORKING CONDITIONS
MENTAL HEALTH
STRESS
Language:eng
Abstract:67 New York City teachers participated in a study in which five teacher coping scales were developed: advice seeking, positive comparisons, selective ignoring discipline and direct action. The relation between coping measures and psychological distress and job-related morale was also investigated. The findings suggest that teachers who use identifiable occupational coping behaviours are less likely to experience psychological symptoms and low morale.
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