This systematic review of stress management in construction will help an understanding of
the issues and theory as well as offering practical recommendations. addresses the growing …

Reliance on mobile phones as the major communication medium in our lives has become
pervasive in recent years. This study extends existing technostress theory by looking at the …

Cost estimation in construction project is very critical for avoiding cost overrun in the project.
This paper aims to provide a basis for improving cost estimation performance in construction …

Purpose–Construction is a competitive, ever‐changing, and challenging industry. Therefore,
it is not surprising that the majority of construction professionals suffer from stress, especially …

The work of construction project managers (CPMs) is often highly stressful, due to time
pressures, and due to the uncertainties and the dynamic social structure involved in …

Construction projects involve multistakeholders (eg, architects, structural engineers,
surveyors, contractors, suppliers, etc.) completing a large number of unpredictable tasks in a …

Research into workplace stress in the construction industry has been dominated by studies
undertaken in Hong Kong, England and Australia, with relatively little attention having been …

Given the globalization of the construction industry, there are increasing numbers of
expatriate construction professionals (ExCPs). The work practices and living environment …

Rapid expansion of the construction industry in mainland China has currently rendered it
increasingly common for Hong Kong construction professionals to work in mainland China …

Construction workers contribute to the success of projects on sites full of hazards and risks.
Working in the construction industry is very stressful for them, while stress can impair their …