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Occupational stress and cognitive style in nurses: 2
British Journal of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)
|February 9, 1995
Summary
This study explored how nurses' cognitive styles relate to occupational stress. Findings help understand stress factors and improve nursing work environments.
Area of Science:
- Occupational Health Psychology
- Nursing Management
Background:
- Cognitive styles can impact workplace experiences, including stress.
- Understanding these influences is crucial for healthcare professionals.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the relationship between cognitive style and occupational stress in nurses.
- To examine potential interactions with nursing type, grade, age, and client load.
Main Methods:
- Study focused on nurses, analyzing their cognitive styles and reported occupational stress.
- Explored interactions with demographic and professional variables.
Main Results:
- Cognitive style was found to be associated with occupational stress levels in nurses.
- Specific nursing roles and client loads may moderate this relationship.
Conclusions:
- Cognitive style is a relevant factor in understanding occupational stress among nurses.
- Interventions may benefit from considering individual cognitive differences in nursing.