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Environmental stressors
Some examples of environmental stressors include: noise, air pollution, crowding, traffic congestion, terrorism, natural disasters and extremes of temperature. Studies on the effect of different environmental stressors on people indicate that they can impact people's behavior, mood, cognitive function, physical health and/or psychological well-being. * daily stress events (e.g. traffic, lost keys) * life changes (bereavement) * workplace stressors (e.g. role strain, lack of control) * physical stressors (e.g. tobacco, alcohol, drugs) |