SOURCES OF STRESS IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR

Significant risks to the caregiver’s health might result from persistently high levels of stress. If measures are not made to periodically relieve these pressures, carers run a significant risk of collapsing and may have a variety of physical and emotional issues. A weaker immune system, high blood pressure, heart problems, depression, and other harmful health conditions have all been linked to prolonged stress. Any external or internal discomfort that is caused by a physical, chemical, or emotional stressor may contribute to the complaint. Stress can also be defined as a state of being. Trauma, illnesses, poisons, injuries of any type, and infections of all kinds are examples of physical and chemical variables that can cause stress. There are many different types of emotional reasons of stress and strain. While numerous people associate the term stress with cerebral stress, scientists and croakers use this term to denote any force that impairs the stability and balance of fleshly functions.