The term “stress” originated from a Greek word, ‘stringere’, which mea translation - The term “stress” originated from a Greek word, ‘stringere’, which mea Indonesian how to say

The term “stress” originated from a

The term “stress” originated from a Greek word, ‘stringere’, which means pressured or tight (Cox, 1980)
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Istilah "stres" berasal dari kata Yunani, 'stringere', yang berarti tertekan atau ketat (Cox, 1980)
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Istilah "stres" berasal dari kata Yunani, 'stringere', yang berarti tertekan atau ketat (Cox, 1980)
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