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How effective was the technique in reducing your stress

How effective was the technique in reducing your stress

Stress Effects and

Management

Proposal

Resources: The text, MyHealthLab®

Select a stress management technique from Ch. 2 & 3 of the text.

Practice the selected technique for 2 days as you consider the

following questions:

 How do the four components of psychosocial health affect your

well-being?

 How effective was the technique in reducing your stress?

 Would you use that technique again?

 Would you recommend it to others?

Imagine that your company has announced an upcoming onsite

wellness program and your manager has asked you to submit a

proposal for a stress management technique to implement at work.

Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Stress Management

Proposal located on the student website.

Write a 2 pg proposal about the stress management

technique that includes information from the Week Two readings,

information from the University of Phoenix Material: Stress

Management Proposal, and responses to the following questions:

How do you think you would have responded to other stress

management techniques?

How would you rank the stress management techniques in

terms of personal effectiveness? Once you have ranked them,

be sure to provide your rationale for your personal ranking.

Include at least one peer-reviewed reference.

Format your proposal consistent with APA guidelines.

 

 

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There are numerous different ways of managing stress and it is therefore paramount to eliminate as many stressors as possible. It is also important to find emotional and practical ways of handling better the remaining stressors……………………..

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