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The document provides an overview of stress management. It defines stress and outlines common stressors individuals may experience both externally from their environment and work as well as internally. It describes the body's stress response and symptoms of stress. Stress can be either positive or negative. While stress is not always unhealthy, prolonged stress can contribute to illnesses and costs industries billions annually. Self-help strategies include identifying sources of stress and learning coping mechanisms.
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