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In a very aggressive, fast-paced environment, competition significantly moderates behavior and individuals invest more time and effort into their work in order to maintain the existing pace set by others. Many factors involved with this increased burden cause a number of negative consequences, one of which is stress. Occupational stress is a very significant issue which negatively affects the individual, the family of that individual, and the employing organization
This study investigated the possible relationships among gender, job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and occupational
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Produktbeschreibung
In a very aggressive, fast-paced environment,
competition significantly moderates behavior and
individuals invest more time and effort into their
work in order to maintain the existing pace set by
others. Many factors involved with this increased
burden cause a number of negative consequences, one
of which is stress. Occupational stress is a very
significant issue which negatively affects the
individual, the family of that individual, and the
employing organization

This study investigated the possible relationships
among gender, job satisfaction, organizational
commitment, and occupational stress levels. Possible
interactions with gender and job satisfaction as well
as gender and organizational commitment on
occupational stress were also explored. Participants
included employees from three organizations: an
orthopedic clinic, social service office, and organ
and tissue donation company.
Autorenporträt
Jeremy Hendrickson has a B.S. in Psychology and an M.S. in
Industrial/Organizational Psychology. He currently is a Human
Resources professional with experience working within an internal
role for an international company, as well as working in an
external role for a management consulting firm.