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  Negative affectivity and responses to work stressors: An experimental study
 
 
Titel: Negative affectivity and responses to work stressors: An experimental study
Auteur: O'Brien, Anne
Terry, Deborah J.
Jimmieson, Nerina L.
Verschenen in: Anxiety, stress and coping
Paginering: Jaargang 21 (2008) nr. 1 pagina's 55-83
Jaar: 2008-01
Inhoud: An experiment tested the hypothesis that individuals high in negative affectivity (NA) show increased stress reactivity to stressors. There were three predictor variables: NA (measured 1 week prior to experimental participation), and two manipulated variables—demand (high/low) and behavioral control (high/low). First-year psychology students (n=256) were randomly allocated to one of the four experimental conditions. Measures obtained were initial and post-task negative mood, coping strategies, task satisfaction, and performance (subjective and objective). Participants with high levels of NA reported more post-task negative mood in response to high demand conditions, compared to participants with low NA. A similar pattern of results emerged for task satisfaction, particularly in response to high demand-low behavioral control situations. Mediation analyses suggested this was because participants with high NA used more emotion-focused coping strategies. The study provides support for the stress reactivity role of NA in the stressor-strain process.
Uitgever: Routledge
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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