Alleviating occupational stress in Chinese junior high school teachers: the role of mindfulness-based interventions
Huimian Bian,
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He Jiang
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Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Introduction
Occupational
stress
is
a
significant
issue
among
junior
high
school
teachers
in
China,
contributing
to
negative
outcomes
such
as
reduced
mental
health,
impaired
coping
abilities,
and
decreased
job
satisfaction.
Methods
This
quasi-experimental
study
investigates
the
impact
of
mindfulness-based
interventions
on
occupational
health
China.
A
total
118
participated
study,
with
randomly
assigned
experimental
group
undergoing
an
4-week
mindfulness
training
program,
while
control
received
no
intervention.
Standardized
measures
stress,
self-efficacy,
were
used
assess
before
after
Findings
The
findings
revealed
that
who
program
experienced
reductions
improvements
self-efficacy
compared
group.
Additionally
levels
increased
significantly
participants
underwent
training.
Discussion
results
suggest
can
effectively
alleviate
enhance
psychological
wellbeing
highlighting
importance
implementing
programs
support
educators
managing
maintaining
health.
Language: Английский
Stress management strategy of Education Scientists with high blood pressure: A case for multivariate analysis and implications for school management system
Ngozi Joannes Anyaegbunam,
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Queen E. Igabari,
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Elizabeth Osita Egbule
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et al.
Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(52), P. e41046 - e41046
Published: Dec. 27, 2024
When
under
stress,
the
body
secretes
a
large
amount
of
hormones.
These
hormones
cause
heart
to
beat
more
quickly
and
blood
vessels
constrict,
leading
temporary
increase
in
pressure.
The
release
stress
an
accelerated
heartbeat
are
2
ways
that
improper
reactions
can
raise
pressure
risk
attack.
Keeping
this
mind,
current
study
aimed
investigate
effectiveness
rational
emotive
behavior
therapy
(REBT)
approach
reducing
among
Education
Scientists
with
high
higher
institutions
learning
southeastern
Nigeria.
utilized
simple
randomized
controlled
trial
design,
which
included
pretest,
posttest,
follow-up
test.
population
consisted
78
participants
who
were
randomly
assigned
either
treatment
or
control
group,
39
each
group.
involved
following
modified
REBT
manual.
findings
indicated
was
successful
levels
academic
staff
underwent
treatment.
This
effect
sustained
during
Stress
found
be
result
irrational
thoughts
erroneous
beliefs.
However,
through
implementation
principles
strategies,
individuals
able
address
their
negative
thought
patterns,
characterized
by
inflexibility,
rigidity,
extremism.
Further
research
is
needed
confirm
impact
on
depression,
anxiety,
mental
exhaustion
populations
from
outside
region
Language: Английский