Stress, culture, and community: the psychology and philosophy of stress
Стресс, культура и сообщество: психология и философия стресса
1999-07-01
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Conservation of Resources Theorycultural and evolutionary basis of stressresource loss and gain cyclesstress crossoverstress experience
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1.The Social and Historical Context of Stress. 2.The Evolutionary and Cultural Basis of the Stress Experience. 3.Conservation of Resources Theory: Principles and Corollaries. 4.Majesty, Mastery, and Malignment. 5.Our Coping as Individuals Within Families and Tribes. 6.Marching to a Different Drum, Singing the Same Song. 7.Turbulent Spiral or Graceful Pirouette: Cycles of Resource Loss and gain. 8.Stress Crossover: The Commerce of Resources Across the Borders that Divide and United People, Organizations, and Tribes. 9.Aiding Resource Acquisition and Protection in Ecological Context. Index.
Key Findings
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Conservation of Resources (COR) theory provides principles and corollaries explaining cycles of resource loss and gain related to stress.
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Evolutionary and cultural factors jointly shape how stress is experienced across individuals and groups.
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Interventions focused on aiding resource acquisition and protection within ecological contexts can mitigate stress and its cascading effects.
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Stress is situated within social and historical contexts that shape its experience and meaning.
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Stress spreads across interpersonal and organizational boundaries via 'stress crossover', transferring resources between people, organizations, and tribes.
Research Object
Human stress experience across social, cultural, familial, and organizational contexts
Research Subject
Psychological and philosophical mechanisms, resource-based dynamics (Conservation of Resources), coping, cultural/evolutionary influences, stress crossover, and resource loss–gain cycles shaping the stress experience
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