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The psychiatric dysfunctions associated to the labor estrés in professionals of the education

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  • Veloz Montano, María de las Nieves

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Stress caused by working conditions or environments continues to be a scourge that affects workers worldwide and can affect physical and mental health, even favoring the emergence of somatic, endocrine, and psychiatric diseases. In education, especially teachers who work directly with students with school maladjustments, learning disorders, and psychiatric disorders, which require greater effort in the teaching-learning process, the long working hours and constant demands to which teachers are exposed are permanent sources of stress at work. The paper describes the psychological problems caused by work stress in the educational sector and offers preventive measures to avoid it.

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  • Veloz Montano, María de las Nieves, 2023. "The psychiatric dysfunctions associated to the labor estrés in professionals of the education," SAP Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, South American Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:cwf:rsmart:ri202360
    DOI: 10.56294/ri202360
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