Stress

why do people stress over woring on the computers

basic nuclear stress test in northeast usa about $530 . This is the estimated limit of couverage for a facility that accepts medicare . So medicare will cover 80% and you may be responsible for 20% depending on your service provider. If the facility does not accept medicare cost for the service then the estimated total cost for the service could be 15 % more or $172.50. Tom.....Penna

STRESS SIGNALYou come from physical science background and only because you get a chance You ask (DURING INTERVIEW), a senior colleague from basic medical science background, probing and insulting questions about his or her research work about which you do not understand anything You do not bother to even take a look and/or understand the nature of work You think and take bloated pride that you are a winner by humiliating your colleague (as he or she do not give equally insulting rejoinder) This is a sadistic change in you resulting from mismanagement of your stress You can create harm not only to yourself but also to the society

Being on a computer to long is bad for you. If you stay on for a long amount of time and something annoys you,you can get stressed. It affects your brain and you can get ill too. Computers cause sore eyes,stress,head-aches and more.

Yes. Stress can cause many different kinds of physical pain: headaches, muscle cramps, stomachaches, backaches, etc.

Sure they are. They just suck. Take it from someone who has taken online classes b/c it's easier on the profs to just record their lectures, and the students love it (until test time)--It sucks. When you're at home/online, you're MUCH less focused, you don't pay as much attention, you put it off, and (the WORST part) you don't have any interaction with the prof when you have a question.

That may not sound that bad, but I noticed really quickly that I learned almost as much from the questions OTHER ppl asked as I did from the prof's lecture itself. You can't do that if you're not there.

Now, if the question is not "online course vs. classroom course" but instead "online SCHOOL vs. real SCHOOL", then I can tell you here and now:

PLEASE, PLEASE, don't waste your money going to an 'online school'.

The degrees (if you get one) are WORTHLESS, and the actual education you receive is worthless as well. You'll just throw a lot of $$ away at a high interest rate for a degree that is worth less that the paper it's printed on. Do you really want to go to "online school" for a couple of years just to pay them thousands of dollars back for a "degree" that a Burger King manager would laugh at?

*sigh*

That's all I can do, I suppose. If you want to make something more of yourself, go to a real school (even a community college for a couple of years), read a lot, and maybe pick up the book "48 Days to the Work You Love" by - I forget who (I'd google it, but I don't want to be a book pimp)--Ooh, and "Guerrilla Marketing" by another guy, if you want to start your own business.

Just remember: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. (E.g., "You can go to school in your PJs and the get a GREAT job!)

If that worked, the unemployment rate wouldn't be as high as it is. :)\

Best of luck!

(Oh, and I left an answer about how to deal with interviews too somewhere on this silly site--check it out b/c I KNOW you'll make the best choices! :)

primary stress-the principal or strongest stress of a word ex. someone yelling at you about what you did

secondary stress- you yelling at someone else because that someone yelled at you

another example Sarah is mean to Tim & when Tim gets home he hits his little sister

I'm not suggesting hitting your little sister to relive stress:D

Nutrition, social support, and healthy sleep patterns also reduce stress.

no, you can't but the judges could.

no,you can't,but the judges could.

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See a therapist.

There will be free or really-low-cost therapists available on your campus (assuming you're at a university.) It's all anonymous, so you don't have to worry about that, and if they can't address your problems they'll find you someone who can. Hit your school's website and look for counseling center, guidance center, or something of that sort (if ya get no hits, try the 'disabled students' page--they know you're not disabled, but they can direct you to the right people--every school calls the department something different :P.)

If you're in high school (and a minor), ask your guidance counselor. Hopefully he/she will be able to give you names/#s of some therapists who do pro-bono work (that is, "free") or other ppl who can help you out.

Note: Too many young ppl are getting placed on drugs by MDs (medical doctors) without a psych doctor in the loop, so I'd advise against taking any medications if you haven't seen a psychologist/psychiatrist first. :)

That said, listen to this:

THERE IS HELP. YOU ARE NOT CRAZY. YOU WILL SUCCEED!

There are thousands of ppl out here like you, and we've managed just fine! You don't have to deal with it alone. In fact, trying to deal with it yourself makes it so much worse.

Good luck!

there is emotional stress is virtually every job , but being a pediatrician you have to deal with treating medical conditions. you have to make sure you diagnose a patient correctly. if not , their fate is in your hands. im sure pediatricians worry sometimes about messing up.


also, working after hours could be stressful , especially if you have a family you want to get home to.


working long hours could have this same effect.

There are several techniques that can be used when welcoming visitors into an organization. One example is to provide a genuine smile and handshake. It is important to let the individual know that you are there to help answer any questions they may have.

You'd have to clarify this a little bit for a good answer to be possible.

low relaxation strand differs from stress-relieved strand in 2 aspects:

1 - it meets more restrictive relaxation loss requirements

2 - the minimum yield strength at an extension of 1% is 90% of the specified minimum tensile strength, compared to 85% for stress-relieved strand.

Same thing has happened to me. I think some girls are hysterical. So boy friend has to be very careful in handling them. They can make your life hard. If she continues you should ask her for the reason. If there are no clear reasons you should even think about leaving her.

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Go to Dunkin' Donuts and order your coffee with a Turbo shot. Or go to Starbucks and order an Americano. Another option is to order an expresso. That should get you going.

Rastafari or Rastafarian

Stress management can be a major item in the working place. It's very important to manage your stress well. If you are having a problem and it is stressing you out, it is best to talk to your employer about it.

In Ontario one is able to get a stress leave with a doctors prescription. It is a lot like medical leave and if one has benefits it permits a person to receive pay while absent from work.

You could try yoga