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ORGANIZATIONAL STRESS

Transcript of Organizational Stress

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ORGANIZATIONAL STRESS

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Presented by:Meghna Jain

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CONTENTS Introduction :What is Stress? Nature of Stress Effects of Stress Extreme effects of Stress Sources/Causes of Stress Stressors inside the organization Stress Management

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INTRODUCTIONWHAT IS STRESS?Stress may be defined as a state of

psychological and/or physiological imbalance resulting from the disparity between situational

demand and the individuals ability and/or motivation to meet those demands.

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NATURE OF STRESS Stress and job performance Stress vulnerability Type A and Type B personality

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STRESS AND JOB PERFORMANCE

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STRESS VULNERABILITY Stress Threshold Perceived Control

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TYPE A AND TYPE B PERSONALITY

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EFFECTS/SYMPTOMS OF STRESSEffects of stress depends on : Duration Strength Individual CharacteristicsEffects of Stress are: Physiological Psychological Behavioral

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PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

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PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS

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BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS

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EXTREME EFFECTS OF STRESS Burnout : Physical Exhaustion Emotional Exhaustion Depersonalization Reduced Sense of Personal

Accomplishment Trauma:

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PHYSICAL EXHAUSTIONIndividuals suffering from burnout have little energy and feel tired Most of the time .

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EMOTIONAL EXHAUSTIONWhen the person is emotionally exhausted ,he/she reports feelings of Being trapped , helplessness and depressed.

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DEPERSONALIZATIONPeople suffering from burnout are critical of others and treat them as objects rather than as people. They show reduced sensitivity to others. They view the world negatively.

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REDUCED SENSE OF PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENT They look at themselves as failures. Feel all their efforts are worthless. They feel they are totally hopeless and

can’t have a better future.

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TRAUMA

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SOURCES OF STRESS

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CAUSES OF STRESS

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ORGANIZATIONAL STRESSORS

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STRESS MANAGEMENT

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DEFINITION Stress management refers to the

wide spectrum of techniques and psychotherapies aimed at controlling a person's levels of stress, especially chronic stress, usually for the purpose of improving everyday functioning.

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Manage stress by managing events

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