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STRESS MANAGEMENT
ASSIGNMENT
Submitted to:
Prof D.M.Pestonjee
Prof Satish Pandey
SPM, PDPU
Submitted by:
Mruganda Shah (20135038)
SPM, GM
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Table of Contents
What is STRESS? ........................................................................................ 3
What are the causes of STRESS in an organisation? .................................... 3
How to manage organizational STRESS? ..................................................... 4
What are the benefits of STRESS management? .......................................... 4
1. ORS Scale ............................................................................................. 5
Role Erosion............................................................................................. 6
Causes ..................................................................................................... 6
Role Satisfaction ...................................................................................... 6
2. Role efficacy Index ................................................................................. 7
Role Efficacy Scale (RES) .......................................................................... 8
Role Making ............................................................................................. 8
Role Linking ............................................................................................. 9
3. How lonely you are? ............................................................................ 11
4. Self-rating anxiety scale ...................................................................... 11
5. Self-analysis ........................................................................................ 11
What is Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)? .................................... 13
6. The trait hope scope ............................................................................ 14
7. Day to day experience ......................................................................... 14
8. MLQ .................................................................................................... 14
9. Life Satisfaction................................................................................... 14
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What is STRESS?
Stress is your body's way of responding to any kind of demand. It can be
caused by both good and bad experiences. When people feel stressed by
something going on around them, their bodies react by releasing chemicals
into the blood. These chemicals give people more energy and strength, which
can be a good thing if their stress is caused by physical danger. But this can
also be a bad thing, if their stress is in response to something emotional and
there is no outlet for this extra energy and strength.
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You are able to assume a more positive attitude and outlook in life.
You have better control over your emotions and how you respond to it.
We were given a great opportunity by our professors to asses our stress level
and find out the stressors in our life, below mentioned are some of the
parameters through which we were able to assess the stress and the stressors
in our life.
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1. ORS Scale
Parameter
Class Average
My Score
9
7.09
7.12
6.00
9.06
6.00
6.94
6.82
7.50
6.82
5.91
5
10
4
4
9
4
9
6
9
Chart Title
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Class Average
My Score
From the above graph I can see that there is a great amount of deviation in
my scores from the class average.
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Role Erosion and Role Satisfaction are the two places where there is high
deviation of my scores from the class average.
Role Erosion
Role Erosion is a term used to describe circumstances where a power
exchange
relationship
gradually
and
unintentionally
takes
on
Causes
In most cases, circumstances of life such as illness, jobs, family commitments
get in the way and prevent a focus on what made the relationship good for the
partners in the first place. What was initially a temporary situation forced by
circumstance can become a habit (or loss of a habit).
People's lack of willingness to work on the relationship, or inability to see what
is happening to it, is another major factor.
In many ways, the underlying causes of role erosion are common with the
demise any long-term relationship. A good relationship takes work but more
than that, it takes careful work with the efforts put in producing the desired
result.
Role Satisfaction
Role satisfaction is the degree to which there is agreement between
peoples roles and other aspects of their personal and social lives. Examples
would include:
Job satisfaction
Life satisfaction
Marital satisfaction
Relationship satisfaction
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From an internal point of view someone might experience low role satisfaction
being a teacher if the level of classroom discipline does not meet their own
standards. From an interpersonal perspective someone may feel very satisfied
with their role as teacher, as this is what their parents wanted them to be.
Ways of managing stress.
a. What an organisation can do: The organisation to study their
executive role stresses for that the organisation to conduct stress
audit. In setting the stress in an organisation the distinction can be
made among three categories of variables.
b. -Casual stress variables
c. -Mediating stress variables.-End result variables.
USE of Scientific inputs: Disperse information on how to face the stressors in
the organisation and outside. People desire immense benefits from knowing
something about the fundamentals of the stress responses, dieting, exercise
and meditation.
I should look for role satisfaction. Role satisfaction can be achieved by doing
the work that I am doing in such a way which will help me Get an inner
satisfaction that the task assigned to me was done by me in the best possible
way in which I could do that. Moreover if the role that I am doing is not giving
me satisfaction that I should probably change the work that is done by me or
and do a ask or work which will give me higher motivation.
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The integration of a person and the role comes about when the role is able to
fulfill the needs of the individual, and when the individual in turn is able to
contribute to the evolution of the role. The more we move from role taking to
role making, the more the role is likely to be effective. Effectiveness of a person
in a role in an organization will depend on his own potential effectiveness the
potential effectiveness of the role, and the organizational climate.
Role efficacy would mean potential effectiveness of an individual occupying
a particular role in an organization.
effectiveness of a role.
The Role efficacy format followed by me was Role Efficacy Scale
Role Making
An employee needs to look forward to making and understanding his own
Role, rather than waiting for others to tell him what his Role is. This can be
achieved by:
Self -Role Integration: Integration between self-concept and Role demands
rather than distancing self from the Role.
Proactivity: Initiating actions on own rather than reacting to situations.
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Role Linking
An employee needs to look forward to Role linking and understand that his Role is an
important part of the system and is based on mutuality, rather than shrinking his Role.
This can be achieved by:
Role Linkage: Linkage of ones Role with others Role rather than being and
feeling isolated.
Helping Relationships: Giving and receiving help amongst Roles rather than
becoming hostile towards others.
Super ordination: Linkage of ones Role with larger entity rather than being
deprived.
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The Role Efficacy index of mine is 64%. This shows that I need to still
strengthen my roles efficacy and work on role linkages and creativity part.
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The class average is 34.06 while mine is 48 this is very high than normal
people and almost near to the maximum score of the class. The reason behind
this may be that I over think on issues and take all the things very personally
and am not very extrovert kind of the person.
5. Self-analysis
The class average is 19 and 27 while mine is 29 and 30 respectively. In the
second form my score is in the range and need no improvement.
While for the form 1 the plan of action may be as follows:-
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After a traumatic or violent event, it is normal to feel anxious about your safety
and security. Even if you were not directly involved, you may worry about
whether this type of event may someday affect you. How can you deal with
these fears? Start by looking at the tips below for some ideas.
Talk to and stay connected to others. This connection might be your
parent, another relative, a friend, neighbour, teacher, coach, school nurse,
counsellor, family doctor, or member of your church or temple. Talking
with someone can help you make sense out of your experience and figure
out ways to feel better. If you are not sure where to turn, call your local
crisis intervention centre or a national hotline.
Get active. Go for a walk, play sports, write a play or poem, play a musical
instrument, or join an after-school program. Volunteer with a community
group that promotes nonviolence or another school or community activity
that you care about. Trying any of these can be a positive way to handle
your feelings and to see that things are going to get better.
Take care of yourself. As much as possible, try to get enough sleep, eat
right, exercise, and keep a normal routine. It may be hard to do, but by
keeping yourself healthy you will be better able to handle a tough time.
Take information breaks. Pictures and stories about a disaster can
increase worry and other stressful feelings. Taking breaks from the news,
Internet, and conversations about the disaster can help calm you down
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8. MLQ
Class average : 49
My score : 23
9. Life Satisfaction
Class average: 20
My score: 18
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