European Academic Research ISSN 2286-4822
ISSN-L 2286-4822
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Article Name :
Impact of Occupational Stress on Physiological Health of Female Teachers of the Quetta City, Pakistan
Author Name :
NAHEEDA JALAL1 KHALID MEHMOOD ZAHID MAHMOOD ASHIF SAJJAD, SOBIA AFRIDI SHAHIDA, NIDA NAZAR
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Bridge Center
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Abstract :
This study was designed to investigate the impact of occupational stress on the physiological health of the female teachers, among the total number (n=330) of teachers, (n=110) were primary level, (n=110) were secondary level and (n=110) higher level were randomly drawn from the different educational organization in private and government sector of the Quetta city. The dimensions such as BMI, blood pressure, blood glucose level or any other disease were measured beside their demographical factors. Questionnaire was designed and approved by the ethical committee of university of Balochistan. The random sampling method was applied during the study, information was gathered and analyzed using SPSS and the strength of relationship between quantitative measures was assessed using the Chi-square test. The outcome uncovered that dominant part of female teachers were affected by occupational stress, which had negative impacts on their physiological health and ultimately hinders their work efficiency. In the event that the inclining factors for stress are left unattended to, resultant outcomes can effectively affect instructors efficiency. In this paper, endeavors have been made to recognize the fundamental driver of occupational stress among the female. Each component of stress contributed fundamentally to the general dimension of stress experienced by the female teachers. Intercessions, for example, stress the board, can be done to decrease stress in the educational organizations. Discussion highlights the potentials for future research.
Keywords :
Occupational Stress, Health of Female Teachers

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