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Occupational Stress Mechanisms

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Homeostasis is the ability to maintain a stable internal environment (plasma and interstitial fluid). Disrupted homeostasis is responsible for decreased work performance and efficiency, and has a negative effect on a person’s well-being and state of health. Prolonged lack of homeostasis results in illness (Chrousos and Gold 1992).

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Homeostasis is the ability to maintain a stable internal environment (plasma and interstitial fluid). Disrupted homeostasis is responsible for decreased work performance and efficiency, and has a negative effect on a person’s well-being and state of health. Prolonged lack of homeostasis results in illness (Chrousos and Gold 1992).

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Homeostasis is the ability to maintain a stable internal environment (plasma and interstitial fluid). Disrupted homeostasis is responsible for decreased work performance and efficiency, and has a negative effect on a person’s well-being and state of health. Prolonged lack of homeostasis results in illness (Chrousos and Gold 1992).

Key concepts: Occupational stress, Psychology, Clinical psychology

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