TY  - BOOK
AU  - Nelson,Debra L.
AU  - Burke,Ronald J.
TI  - Gender, work stress, and health
SN  - 1557989230
AV  - RC 963.48 .G46 2002
U1  - 158.7/2/082 21
PY  - 2002///
CY  - Washington, D.C.
PB  - American Psychological Assoc.
KW  - Job stress
KW  - Health aspects
KW  - Sex role
KW  - Sex factors in disease
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and indexes; Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1. A Framework for Examining Gender, -- Work Stress, and Health3 -- Debra L. Nelson and Ronald J. Burke -- I. Stressors, Individual Differences, and Coping15 -- Chapter 2. Managerial Stress: Are Women More at Risk?19 -- Sandra L. Fielden and Cary L. Cooper -- Chapter 3. Men, Masculinity, and Health35 -- Ronald J. Burke -- Chapter 4. Women and Corporate Restructuring: Sources -- and Consequences of Stress55 -- Rekha Karambayya -- Chapter 5. Assessing the Role of Negative Affectivity -- in Occupational Stress Research: -- Does Gender Make a Difference?71 -- Steve M. Jex, Gary A. Adams, and Michele L. Ehler -- Chapter 6. Work Stress, Coping, and Social Support: -- Implications for Women's Occupational Well-Being85 -- Esther R. Greenglass -- II. Stress and Family Dynamics 97 -- Chapter 7. Do Men and Women Benefit From Social -- Support Equally? Results From a Field Examination -- Within the Work and Family Context101 -- Pamela L. Perrewe and Dawn S. Carlson -- Chapter 8. The Allocation of Time to Work and Family Roles115 -- Jeffrey H. Greenhaus and Saroj Parasuraman -- Chapter 9. Gender Asymmetry in Crossover Research129 -- Mina Westman -- III. Prevention and Interventions151 -- Chapter 10. Reduced Work Arrangements for Managers -- and Professionals: A Potential Solution to -- Conflicting Demands155 -- Marcia Brumit Kropf -- Chapter 11. Reduced-Load Work Arrangements: Response to -- Stress or Quest for Integrity of Functioning?169 -- Mary Dean Lee, Sheley M. MacDermid, -- and Michelle L. Buck -- Chapter 12. An Affirmative Defense: The Preventive -- Management of Sexual Harassment191 -- Myrtle P. Bell, Cyndy S. Cycyota, -- and James Campbel Quick -- Chapter 13. Do Family-Friendly Policies Fulfill Their Promise? -- An Investigation of Their Impact on Work-Family -- Conflict and Work and Personal Outcomes211 -- Hazel M. Rosin and Karen Korabik -- IV. Conclusion227 -- Chapter 14. New Directions for Studying Gender, -- Work Stress, and Health229 -- Debra L. Nelson, Ronald J. Burke, and Susan Michie
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