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Stress Management Produced by Staff Conflict in an Organization: Consultation, Diagnosis and Assessment, Implementation and Intervention
The objective of this study is to examine a consultation plan on stress management produced by staff conflict in an organization. Included will be a diagnosis and assessment followed by implementation and intervention.
The work of Varvogli and Darviri (2011) report that stress management is critically important and specifically work-related stress since it is the world's second most frequent health problem with 1/3 of the population of the EU affected by workplace-related stress.
Consultation and Diagnosis
The work of Pedroletti (2005) reports that diagnostic organizational methods include the following stated methods: (1) questionnaires and other instruments; (2) interviews; (3) sensing; (4) Polling; (5) collages; (6) drawings; and (7) physical representation of the organization. Data is stated to be "canned,...
( Pedroletti, 2005) Interviews are reported by Petroletti (2005) to involve skill and absence of bias in a broad range of discussion. Polling appears to be an excellent method for diagnosing conflict in the workplace between individuals that intends to teach stress management to the same group from whom the responses are elicited in the poll. Workplace stress is noted to include four common types of stress identified in the work of Dr. Karl Albrecht. The four common types of stress are reported to include: (1) time stress; (2) anticipatory stress; (3) situational stress and (4) encounter stress.
II. Identification of Treatment/Methods
The Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations reports on stress management training found to be effective and states that there is a "…growing body…
Bibliography
Pedroletti (2005) Chapter 5. Sage Publications.
Stress Management Training (2013) Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations. Retrieved from: http://www.eiconsortium.org/model_programs/stress_management_training.html
Vargogli, L. And Darvin, C. (2011) Stress Management Techniques: evidence-based procedures that reduce stress and promote health. Health Science Journal. Vol. 5, Iss. 2. Retrieved from: http://www.hsj.gr/volume5/issue2/521.pdf
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