Protecting High Schoolers Against Stress: What Works and What Doesn’t

Authors

• Paul D. Welle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Helen W. Bland, Georgia Southern University, Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public HealthFollow

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

3-2-2008

Abstract

The purpose of this poster session is to: (1) explore the types and frequency of stressors reported most commonly among high school students (2) report the types of coping skills most commonly utilized by this population, and (3) share empirical data that determines which of the coping skills are actual effective in protecting adolescences against stress.

Copyright

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Sponsorship/Conference/Institution

National Youth-At-Risk Annual Conference (NYAR)

Location

Savannah, GA

Recommended Citation

Welle, Paul D., Helen W. Bland. 2008. "Protecting High Schoolers Against Stress: What Works and What Doesn’t." Community Health: Faculty Presentations (1993-2018). Presentation 179.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/commhealth-pres/179