Business

Entrepreneurs' stressors and well-being: A recovery perspective and diary study

D. Wach, U. Stephan, et al.

Entrepreneurs face intense cognitive and emotional demands—this diary study (55 entrepreneurs, 386 day-pairs) shows how challenge and hindrance stressors increase problem-solving pondering and affective rumination, blocking evening detachment and reducing next-morning well-being. Research was conducted by Dominika Wach, Ute Stephan, Eva Weinberger, and Jürgen Wegge.... show more

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