Job Stress and Burnout
Psychiatric BulletinPublished 1 March 1984
J. K. W. Morrice
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The association of stress with physical and psychological disorders has aroused much controversy over the years, but the particular subject of 'burnout' has received little attention.
Abstract
Stress, like depression, is a universal experience. Both are generally self-limiting and may even prove to be beneficial in terms of personal growth. In some circumstances, however, stress and depression may become excessive or morbid, and lead to considerable disability.
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Psychology
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