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Record type:	stať ve sborníku (D)
Home Department:	Katedra psychologie (25700)
Title:	Hardiness, SOC and Optimism in Coping with Work-Related Stress
Citace	Paulík, K. Hardiness, SOC and Optimism in Coping with Work-Related Stress. In: Xth. European Congres of Psychology. PRAHA: UPA ČR, 2007. UPA ČR, 2007. s. 1-10. ISBN 978-80-7064-017-3.

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Publication year:	2007
Obor:	Psychologie
Number of pages:	10
Page from:	1
Page to:	10
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ISBN code:	978-80-7064-017-3
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Proceedings title:	Xth. European Congres of Psychology
Proceedings:	Mezinárodní
Publisher name:	UPA ČR
Place of publishing:	PRAHA
Country of Publication:	Sborník vydaný v ČR
Název konference:	Xth. European Congres of Psychology
Místo konání konference:	Praha
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Typ akce podle státní příslušnosti účastníků:	Evropská akce
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Key words in English:	hardiness; Sense of coherence; optimism; teachers
Annotation in original language:	This paper focuses on an analysis of the possible moderating or mediating effect of selected personality variables connected with stress resistance (dispositional optimism, sense of coherence, hardiness) on the relations between subjectively perceived work-related stress in a professional group whose profession-related stress levels can be seen as similar (secondary school teachers, N = 125) and job satisfaction (as a possible indicator of the effect of adaptation on work). .
Annotation in english language:	This paper focuses on an analysis of the possible moderating or mediating effect of selected personality variables connected with stress resistance (hardiness, sense of coherence, dispositional optimism) on the relations between subjectively perceived work-related stress in a professional group secondary school teachers (N = 125) and job satisfaction.

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R01:	RIV/61988987:17250/07:A1100LHL

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