Problem-Solving Skills and Hardiness as Protective Factors against Stress in Iranian Nurses

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Summary

Investigating the associations among problem-solving skills and hardiness with perceived stress in nurses found greater hardiness was associated with low levels of perceived stress, and nurses low in perceived stress were more likely to be considered approachable, have a style that relied on their own sense of internal personal control, and demonstrate effective problem-Solving confidence.

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2014-02-01
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Climate change, Air pollution, Pollution, Environmental science, Environmental planning

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