The Stress Reaction

The Stress Reaction

Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer,

Date xy-xy-xyz

Subject: Appeal for providing funds for a stress management plan for employees.

Respected Sir,

It is here to write to you regarding the funding for a stress management for the members of staff in Fallman Corporation as currently the employees are going through the concerns of financial prudence. Inappropriate conditions at the workplace that hinder a worker's ability to perform his tasks well are referred to as organizational constraints. These range from inadequate physical resources, insufficient training, and lack of information or time. All these constraints are stressors that result in both poor performance and strain for the employees. Here, it is an attention-grabbing query that has not been answered comprehensively.

Response of an individual to the strain of physical sickness is enormously different and largely relies on the style of his own personality and the supports of the community. For instance, it is well-known that there are certain illnesses like rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, heart diseases, or peptic ulcers that could be worst as the mental stress increases. However, it is not obvious that stress leads to these illnesses, but it is obvious that these and most likely numerous other diseases are manipulated by the strain (American Psychological Association, 2011).

Latest information gives support to the assumption that not just the physical disease leads to tension, but the stress itself is capable of precipitating or deteriorating some specific diseases or symptoms. When an individual is frightened, his pulsation and pressure of blood may augment. However, stress can impose some positive effects on the individuals such as stress can help a person in finding a new pathway as it is often escorted by a advancement in creativeness. If mind of an individual is fully relaxed and contented, he would not have any rationale to observe objects in a different way (American Psychological Association, 2011).

Stress can be good for the immunity of an individual as the emerging of the cortisol, which is known as stress hormone as well, can amplify the resistance of the body, but only in a reasonable and restrained amount. In addition, stress can help an individual in solving his problems. This reality can be of extreme use for the reason that stress evidences his norms and traditions. People acquire feelings of being happy and cheers when they become aware of their sentiments and attempt to manage these emotions.

Obviously, stress has ...