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control, stress

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control, stress,
n a method used to diminish or remove the stress load generated by occlusal contact, whether the contact is functional in origin or the result of a habit cycle.
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Future research can expand the findings of this research, which is necessary to determine the associations among locus of control, stress, and career intentions.
An analysis of relations among locus of control, burnout and job ... by Sunbul, Ali Murat / Australian Journal of Education
Four common themes emerged that suggested he physical therapists' experiences could be characterized by loss of control, stress, disheartenment, and discontentment.
The experience of providing physical therapy in a changing health ... by Beal, Judy A / Physical Therapy
Next, three separate ANOVAs were performed with group classification as the independent variable and locus of control, stress, and need for achievement scores as the dependent variables.
Motivational and attitudinal factors in college students with and ... by Webster, Raymond E. / Learning Disability Quarterly
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