Stress and Health

Some of Stress and Health's most recent top cited papers are listed below for you to read;

Psychological and symptomatic stress-related disorders with radio-electric treatment: psychometric evaluation.
Rinaldi, S., Fontani, V., Aravagli, L. and Margotti, M. L.

Psychological distress and collision involvement among adult drivers
Mann, R. E., Asbridge, M., Stoduto, G., Smart, R. G., Goldbloom, D. S., Vingilis, E. R. and Wickens, C. M.

Sleep Consistency and Sufficiency: Are Both Necessary for Less Psychological Strain?
Barber, L. K., Munz, D. C., Bagsby, P. G. and Powell, E. D.

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The first issue of Stress and Health in 2011 sees the launch of a new series of papers referred to as ‘conceptual reviews’. The aim of this new initiative is to publish invited papers which review and critique major topics in the field of stress research. The overarching goals of this section of the journal are: (a) to review extant theories and research on stress and health; (b) to provide an opportunity for new conceptual frameworks to be articulated and critiqued; and (c) to develop and promote theoretical frameworks associated with stress, health, coping and well-being.

See here for the first of these papers - Weinstein, N. and Ryan, R. M. (2011), A self-determination theory approach to understanding stress incursion and responses. Stress and Health, 27: 4–17.

Stress and Health is happy to announce that it has been selected to be indexed and included in MEDLINE. Citations will be included in and searcheable using PubMed.

Publishing in 2012 - Special Issue on  'Perspectives on Stress and Cancer' guest-edited by Prof. Maggie Watson and Prof. Paul Jacobsen.

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Stress and Health Editor-in-Chief, Professor Cary L. Cooper, CBE has been awarded the Lord Ron Dearing Lifetime Achievement Award for his contribution to higher education in the UK. He was awarded this at a black tie event in London at the Grosvenor House Hotel, in front of 1500 senior academics and the UK government Minister for Higher Education and other distinguished dignitaries.