...Abstract Occupational stress – the demands and stressors experienced by individuals in their work environment – is a global concern for academic staff working in higher education. This is particularly pertinent for those in middle and senior academic roles who experience unique stressors compared...

...Abstract This chapter explores occupational stress in research managers and administrators (RMAs). Data gathered from RMAs in the USA, Great Britain, Europe, Australasia, and Canada through the Research Administrator Stress Perception Survey (RASPerS) are used to examine factors that are known...

...Abstract The process of occupational stress is dynamic, and thus must be conceptualized through an intraindividual perspective. Theories of self-regulation model feedback loops in goal pursuit and have meaningful implications for occupational well-being, from the task-level to years across...

...-employment occupational health occupational stress well-being In most industries in the United States, small businesses are defined as those having under 500 employees ( US Small Business Administration, 2017 ), and over 99.5% of private businesses in the United States meet this criteria ( US Bureau...

...Abstract The authors ask whether individuals tasked with persuading others have distinct and important concerns regarding their occupational stress and well-being. The authors argue that a well-known model from the marketing literature – the persuasion knowledge model (PKM; Friestad & Wright...

... with strains, but recent work is discussed that questions the typical assumption that mistreatment leads to CWB rather than the reverse. Customer service employee mistreatment occupational stress counterproductive work behavior burnout emotional strain job satisfaction Consistent with the Koopman et al...

...Abstract Occupational stress occurs in a variety of forms, types, and situations. Arguably, a certain level of stress can encourage productivity, ingenuity, and satisfaction. As occupational stress escalates, however, people’s capacity to deal with it diminishes, eventually compromising work...

... as multidisciplinary associated with a person’s general ability to handle and adapt to whatever life brings ( Hoffmann & Tetrick, 2003 ; Warr, 2005, 2013 ). Within the occupational stress and health arena, well-being is commonly included in research because it is such a generalizable outcome that transcends...

... mechanism. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed. Gender façades biological sex differences occupational stress Occupational stress researchers have long been interested in how men and women differ in terms of experiencing stress in the workplace. These scholars have focused on determining...

...Abstract Leading occupational stress researchers have highlighted the need for more qualitative research to advance our understanding of occupational stress as a complex and dynamic process. However, qualitative research can be challenging particularly when it involves the exploration of emotive...