Stress and Stressors of Penitentiary Workers in the State of Bahia, Brazil
Journal Title: Annals of Bioethics & Clinical Applications - Year 2020, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
This paper presents the results of the research carried out in the elaboration of the Doctoral Thesis in Psychology entitled “Leadership in Unstable Contexts: Stress and Stressors of Prison Managers and Prison Agents in Prison Units in the State of Bahia”, defended and approved in 2016 at the Autonomous University from Lisbon, in Portugal.
Authors and Affiliations
Jose Gomes S*
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP745213
- DOI 10.23880/abca-16000144
- Views 1
- Downloads 0
A New Bioethics for the Anthropocene
How do our conceptions of bioethics develops the world undergoes profound and rapid changes? What active efforts could be made by bioethicists in order to keep up? As the Great Acceleration propels humanity further towar...
Political Ethics & Pandemic
A real and functional relationship is established between political behavior and situations of social disaster such as the current pandemic that is shaking the world, with extreme variations in attitude that fluctuate be...
Dispositivity in the Criminal Law: Some Theoretical and Applied Aspects
Criminal law is traditionally viewed as a branch of public law. Until recently, the category of “dispositivity” in the Russian theory of criminal law had not even been considered. However, it is argued that the developme...
Fighting the Novel Coronavirus within the Context of Chinese Traditional Culture
As a great nation, Chinese Ethnic Peoples has survived hardships time and still bedevil. Whether in dangerous or difficult situation, the classical Chinese culture with the full of the wisdom and ability has to deal with...
The Turkic Elites of Russia: Experience of Ethno-Cultural Interaction the End of XIX–1920s
The participation of the Turkic elites in the modernization processes is not a stock of facts, but a creative process. The vectors of cross-cultural interaction in it are diverse and, most importantly, are determined by...