01882nam a2200313Ia 4500001000700000003000500007005001700012008004100029020001500070035002000085040001300105100003300118245008100151260005900232300002300291500002900314504007000343505048700413520028600900650002301186650002701209650007001236650008401306650005901390650004401449650001501493650002901508650003101537212609BIBL20210506062833.0970508s1995    mdua     b    000 0 eng d  a1569910138  a(OCoLC)36875021  aNMIcNMI1 aStinchcomb, Jeanne B.2Local10aManaging stressbperforming under pressurecwritten by Jeanne B. Stinchcomb.  aLaurel, Md.bAmerican Correctional Associationcc1995.  a3 v.bill.c28 cm.  a"Correspondence course."  aIncludes bibliographical references at the end of Books I and II.0 aBook I: What is this thing called stress? -- Causes of stress in your personal life -- Causes of stress in your environment -- Responding to stress -- Long-term outcomes: physical, mental and emotional -- Stress and your self-concept -- Book II: Coping with stress: physical strategies -- Coping with stress: mental strategies -- Coping with stress: emotional strategies -- Overcoming stress: building your self-concept -- Preventing stress: organizational strategies -- Final test.  aA self-instructional correspondence course, intended for corrections professionals at all levels, which examines topics such as the causes of stress, responding to stress, long-term outcomes, coping strategies, building self-concept, and organizational strategies. -- cf. Foreword. 0aSelf-esteem2Local 0aSelf-perception2Local 0aPolice administrationxEffects of stress onxExaminations.2Local 0aCriminal justice, Administration ofxEffects of stress onxExaminations.2Local 0aCorrectionsxEffect of stress onxExaminations.2Local 0aStress managementxExaminations.2Local 0aJob stress 0aStress Physiology2Local 0aStress (Psychology)2Local