Abstract
Law enforcement is a profession with a few unusual traits that can cause
stress, and policing is one of the maximum demanding and stressful jobs amongst
them. The police employees are the few experts wherein people are expected to stand
risks and, if necessary, to treat their lives in addition facing high stress in lots of
different aspects. Police personnel go through tremendous occupational physical and
mental stress. Women law enforcement officials are steadily growing in numbers
within the country and they're believed to revel in greater stress than their male
counterparts and additionally operating in regulation enforcement. Studies have shown
that working hours, education, age and the relationship among co-workers and
supervisors have been the aspects that led them to experience stress. Stress affects the
overall performance of men or women in this sector. The study deals with the analysis
of stress management among women police officers with special reference to Kannur
District.
Keywords: Stress, Stress management, Women police officers.
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