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Cox and Mackay Model of Stress
Explanations > Stress > Cox and Mackay Model of Stress Description | Discussion | So what?
DescriptionThe model of stress described by Cox and Mackay (1978) works as follows:
DiscussionThis model is comprehensive in the multiple components considered, including:
Stress is notably defined as the gap between perceived demand and capability. Perception is a highly personal thing, which goes a long way towards explaining why different people experience stress differently. So what?When dealing with stress, note your perception and try to understand the difference between this and reality. Ask others to find their perception, which may be more accurate. See also
Mackay C., Cox, T. Burrows, G. Lazzerini (1978). An inventory for the measurement of self-reported stress and arousal. British Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, 17, 3, 283-4
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