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Understanding the stressors as stress management among selected police officer in Alfonso Cavite : (Record no. 10064)

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Personal name Anarna, Jelly Joy P
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Title Understanding the stressors as stress management among selected police officer in Alfonso Cavite :
Statement of responsibility, etc. Anarna, Jelly Joy P., Añonuevo, Geselle A., Collado Rio R., Peñalba, Cristiana Aira P
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Extent Vol 2 (2) pages 70-82 :
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General note I. ABSTRACT<br/><br/>Stress management aims to improve one's physical and mental health while reducing the health<br/>risks of stress. This study wanted to figure out the stress factors that impacted police officers.<br/>This study aims to determine how police officers addressed stress during the COVID-19<br/>pandemic. Determine the availability of work-related stressors that police officers encountered<br/>during the COVID-19 pandemic and identify preferred coping mechanisms. This study used a<br/>qualitative descriptive research design, and five (5) randomly selected officers from Alfonso<br/>Municipal Police Station participated in this qualitative research. The main objective of this<br/>study was to comprehend what they had experienced and how they perceived what had<br/>happened. To gather the data for this study with formality, the data for this research were<br/>collected using a face-to-face interview. Six (6) emerged themes were drawn from this study,<br/>namely: (1) Worrying about One's Health and Family, (2) Maintenance of Rapport, (3)<br/>Adherence at Work, (4) Infringement of the Law, (5) Leisure Time with Family (6) God<br/>Centered Police officers are overworked during the COVID-19 pandemic, but they are devoted<br/>to their work and spend meaningful time with their families. They keep God in their hearts and<br/>work on self-compassion, even under much stress. This results in worrying about one's health<br/>and family. To overcome the challenge of the pandemic, the other respondents must have an<br/>optimistic perspective and faith in God. The researchers recommend providing nursing<br/>treatments, health protocols, and home-based interventions to reduce sedentary behavior.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element COVID-19
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Topical term or geographic name entry element police officer
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Topical term or geographic name entry element stress management
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Topical term or geographic name entry element stressors
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Personal name Añonuevo, Geselle A.
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Personal name Collado Rio R.
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Personal name Peñalba, Cristiana Aira P
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    Dewey Decimal Classification     Olivarez College Tagaytay Olivarez College Tagaytay 01/08/2025   01/08/2025 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_CU3Qut0Wg9UUgKLcFUJb9dtVgorklzE/view?usp=drive_link 01/08/2025 Continuing Resources