Self-management procedures for coping with stress
Social WorkPublished 1 March 1978
Anthony J. Vattano
Citations17
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SJR score0.81
SNIP1.15
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Relaxation training, systematic desensitization, and meditation are effective self-management procedures for coping with stress and anxiety. This article describes the research on stress and anxiety that led to the development of these techniques, as well as their current applications, and their implicacations for social work education and practice.
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