Stress at Work

Discover the compelling insights of "Stress at Work" by Chris L. Peterson, published in 1999 by Baywood Publishing Company Inc. This hardback edition spans 284 pages, offering an in-depth exploration of occupational stress and its multifaceted impact on workers. Peterson expertly traces the historical development of stress theory, beginning with the pioneering work of Hans Selye and progressing through bio-physiological, psychological, and sociological frameworks.

In addition to theoretical discussions, the book presents a comprehensive study of stress and ill-health within a large manufacturing organization in Australia, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in Industrial & Organizational Psychology and related fields. Whether you are a professional in the sociology of work, a psychologist, or simply curious about workplace dynamics, "Stress at Work" provides essential knowledge on the causes and effects of job stress and emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health in occupational settings.