Literature Review
Literature Review
Literature Review
Rachel Sitler
Hellmers
24 Oct. 2021
Literature Review
Managing stress is a hard thing to do for everyone. There are tons and tons of people that
have issues managing their stress. There are many different strategies that work for many
stress(Frey). Some people want to get better and learn different ways to manage their stress,
while others do not. Not everyone wants to get better, but if they have the right attitude and
“People doing difficult jobs should learn, or be taught, how to break down their
assignments into manageable chunks, take breaks and seek help when they need it”(Matthews).
Everyone needs to learn how to break things up. Breaking things up will help ease and lessen
stress. It also helps if people would ask for help when they need it, versus struggling and
Stress can be very hard to get away from. It is important to find ways that help manage
stress for individuals personally. Some ways might be “noticing when you are stressed, taking
time to relax, getting active, eating healthy, and talking to friends and family”(MyHealthFinder).
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Each individual is different. It is important that each person finds ways for them to
manage their stress. Something might work for one person, that might not work for someone
else. People cope differently and it is important they find ways to cope that work for them.
Yoga is something that could help with managing stress. It might not be something for
everyone, but it is always an option to try. The poses are key, “the balance of poses and breathing
When it comes down to it, stress is only as hurtful as people let it be. People control how
much they let it affect them, “whether stress has positive or negative consequences often depends
Stress is stressful. There are many ways to cope with it, and for people to better
Work Cited
http://sinclair.ohionet.org/login?url=https://search.credoreference.com/content/entry
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https://health.gov/myhealthfinder/topics/health-conditions/heart-health/manage-stre
ss.
Mathews, Jay. "Feeling the stress of standardized tests can be a useful exercise for
link.gale.com/apps/doc/A654044868/OVIC?u=dayt30401&sid=bookmark-OVIC&
https://www.mayoclinic.org/.
Thomson, Helen. “The Secrets of Stress-Free Living.” New Scientist, vol. 245, no. 3270,
22 Oct. 2021.