Titlebook: Behavior, Health, and Environmental Stress; Sheldon Cohen,Gary W. Evans,David S. Krantz Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Christine Appel,Roger Gilabert Guerreroesearchers studying the effects of stress on cognition. Whether a particular stressor will affect human task performance is strongly influenced by characteristics of the physical stressor, by individual motivation and expectancy, and by task parameters, such as load demands or complexity.

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Stress Processes and the Costs of Coping,ed a renewed interest in these issues on the part of social and health scientists. To a great extent, work during this period was stressor-specific. Independent groups of researchers studied noise, population density, temperature variations, and the like with little cross-stressor integration of the

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Personal Control and Enviromental Stress,petence, striving for effective interaction between the human infant and the environment. Since White’s original arguments on the validity of effectance motivation as a model of human behavior, a large, complex literature has evolved on the importance of personal control in human behavior. The major

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Environmental Stress and Cognitive Performance,pment in the area of stress and cognition. We still have no theory of stress and cognition that can adequately account for or predict the circumstances in which stress will impact human task performance. One reason for this shortcoming is that task variables have not been adequately appreciated by r

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