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In Practice 19: 232-235 (1997)
© 1997 British Veterinary Association

Recognising stress in yourself and others

CHARLOTTE DALE

STRESS was, originally, solely an engineering concept relating to pressure but it has been transferred into everyday use to describe a kind of interaction between a person and their circumstances. In the last issue of In Practice (March 1997, p 159), the definition of stress was explored. This article looks at some of the overt symptoms of stress.






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