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The document provides an overview of stress management. It discusses what stress is, types of stressors, and how the body responds to stress. It outlines common stress symptoms and costs of stress. Work-related stressors are explored, as well as strategies for self-help including changing one's thinking, behavior, and lifestyle to better manage stress. Alternative stress relief methods are also summarized.
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