Description
Despite its many critics, the notion of stress has proved to be remarkably durable. This classic text offers a wide-ranging introduction to the nature of stress and its effects, as well as its experience and management. Drawing upon a number of different disciplines and approaches including psychology, physiology, pharmacology, psychiatry and occupational health, the author provides a readable and comprehensive account of this complex area.
'The book displays ... orderliness of exposition, clarity of style, a shrewd objectivity of judgment and a genuine attempt to integrate disparate research findings.' - L.A.Warwick-Evans, Biological Psychology
About the Author
TOM COX is Professor of Psychology, University of Nottingham. He was formerly the Director of the Centre for Organizational Health & Development, University of Nottingham.
Reviews
'The book displays ... orderliness of exposition, clarity of style, a shrewd objectivity of judgment and a genuine attempt to integrate disparate research findings.' - L.A.Warwick-Evans, Biological Psychology
Book Information
ISBN 9780333194034
Author Tom Cox
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Red Globe Press
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Weight(grams) 276g
'The book displays ... orderliness of exposition, clarity of style, a shrewd objectivity of judgment and a genuine attempt to integrate disparate research findings.' - L.A.Warwick-Evans, Biological Psychology
About the Author
TOM COX is Professor of Psychology, University of Nottingham. He was formerly the Director of the Centre for Organizational Health & Development, University of Nottingham.
Reviews
'The book displays ... orderliness of exposition, clarity of style, a shrewd objectivity of judgment and a genuine attempt to integrate disparate research findings.' - L.A.Warwick-Evans, Biological Psychology
Book Information
ISBN 9780333194034
Author Tom Cox
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Red Globe Press
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Weight(grams) 276g
