Gives an indication of the level of stress and its possible causes from within and outside the work environment.
Demands from within the work situation are evaluated using six scales:
Organizational Functioning,
Task Characteristics,
Physical Work Conditions and Equipment,
Career Matters and Personnel Policy,
Social matters, and
Remuneration and Fringe Benefits.
Demands outside the work situation are evaluated using one scale covering matters such as
Family,
Finance,
Health,
Social situations,
Life phase and
Transport.
The information can inter alia be used in identifying personnel with high stress levels to better equip them to cope with the demands. Furthermore it can be used for identifying undesirable work characteristics with the aim of changing these for the better.
Identifies thought patterns of how we cognitively manage stress.
Measures a variety of factors that may affect your physical health and psychological well-being, including:
1. Stress
2. Health Habits (including, Exercise, Sleep/Relaxation, Prevention, and Eating/Nutrition)
3. Social Support Network
4. Type A Behaviour
5. Cognitive Hardiness
6. Coping Style (including, Positive Appraisal, Negative Appraisal, Threat Minimization, and Problem-focused Coping)
7. Psychological Well-being
Provides a measure of the occupational work stress and identify possible sources of stress.
Provides a measure anxiety.
Provides a measure of depression.
Screens for the use of substances and associated risks.
Determines medical health risks and identifies possible lifestyle diseases, reporting on measures of blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol and body mass index.