Work and Stress A Research Overview.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Milton :
Taylor & Francis Group,
2020.
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Colección: | State of the Art in Business Research Ser.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Chapter 1: Organizational psychology, organizational behaviour and workplace stress
- Alternative approaches and movements
- The themes running through the book
- Context
- An expanded view of relevance
- Refinement and the changing nature of robustness and meaning
- The plan of the book
- Chapter 2: Technology, behaviour and work stress
- Setting a context: in a digital saturated age
- The emerging counter-culture
- Digital minimalism
- Solitude in a digital saturated age
- Deep work
- Mindful use of technology
- Other technologies and their context
- The requirement for new leadership styles
- Emerging technologies
- Cognitive technology: AI
- artificial intelligence and machine learning
- A pause to catch our breath and think about what this means for work stress research
- Turning back to other emerging technologies: augmented reality (AR) and algorithms
- Internet of things, wearables and smart clothing
- Conclusion: an industry at risk?
- Work stress research: its changing shape and direction
- Chapter 3: Stress and the future of work
- Organizations and the nature of work in 'perpetual motion'
- Broader contextual changes and their influence in how work is defined
- The context that points to why working arrangements are changing
- From temporary, contingent employment arrangements to nonstandard work, through to the Gig economy
- Traditional contingent employees and boundaryless workers
- Nonstandard work
- Temporariness and risk
- Transition from jobs to work
- The Gig economy
- Experiencing the Gig economy
- Legislation for the new (Gig) economy
- Skills and learning that fit the new economy
- Technology's impact on work and jobs
- Approach I: distinguishing between types of technology
- Approach II: the impact of technology on jobs and work
- Approach III: the exploration of the potential of technology
- More changing contours of the work context
- Future directions for research
- Chapter 4: Coping with work stress
- Introduction
- Classification of coping strategies
- Cyberloafing
- A brief interlude with busyness and the tyranny of productivity
- The significance of the concept of primary appraisal
- The positive psychology of coping
- Directions for future research
- Chapter 5: The future of work stress research
- The changing nature of our discipline
- What does this mean for organizational psychology?
- Work as distinct from jobs
- Refining the concept of employability
- Refining job security and other consequences
- The integration of cyberpsychology into our work
- The explanatory potential of meaning and context
- The nature of well-being
- A more detailed focus on future directions for work stress research
- Technology and future directions of work stress research
- Work and the future directions of work stress research
- Summary