Agile methods are seen to improve efficiency and productivity without endangering well-being at work in software development, where they originate from.
Lazarus and Folkman defined stress as a condition or feeling experienced when a person appraises an event as "exceeding his or her resources and as endangering well-being" [ 25].
"At some point, you endanger your well-being if you are hunched over trying to be as close to the ground as possible," Torun noted.
"My concern is that a movie might endanger the well-being of our students," he explains.
Reflecting on this research, we find that market-oriented education reforms have provided schools with strong incentives for increasing their rolls a course of action which may endanger pupils' well-being.
They literally endanger my well-being.
Other billionaires and Wall Street representatives are also working hard to weaken or destroy Social Security and endanger the well-being of millions of Americans.
An individual can say whatever they want and possibly endanger the well-being of a business by simply spreading false rumors.
Patients with medical conditions that could interfere with study conduct, confound the interpretation of results, or endanger patient well-being were excluded.
Negative stress, considered unhealthy, arises when individuals consider that the adaptation efforts required by their environment exceed their capacities and endanger their well-being [ 30], whereas positive stress represents a form of positive stimulation from the person's work.
Pretoria, 10 July , 2013– The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) expressed concern today over the reported deaths of several children as a result of harmful practices, including unsafe male circumcision, during recent initiation ceremonies and calls for an end to any practice that may endanger the well-being of children, in accordance with international human rights instruments.
