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Academic Article Covariation between workplace physical and psychosocial stressors: evidence and implications for occupational health research and prevention.
Academic Article Ergonomic stressors and upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders in automobile manufacturing: a one year follow up study.
Academic Article Job strain predicts survey response in healthcare industry workers.
Academic Article Gendered work conditions, health, and work outcomes.
Academic Article Inter-method agreement between O*NET and survey measures of psychosocial exposure among healthcare industry employees.
Academic Article JCQ scale reliability and responsiveness to changes in manufacturing process.
Academic Article A cross-national study on the multidimensional characteristics of the five-item psychological demands scale of the Job Content Questionnaire.
Academic Article Perceptions of working and living conditions among industrial male and female workers in Per?.
Academic Article Physical and psychosocial ergonomic risk factors for low back pain in automobile manufacturing workers.
Academic Article Occupation-differential construct validity of the Job Content Questionnaire (JCQ) psychological job demands scale with physical job demands items: a mixed methods research.
Concept Stress, Psychological
Academic Article Participatory ergonomics as a model for integrated programs to prevent chronic disease.
Academic Article Musculoskeletal disorder symptoms in correction officers: why do they increase rapidly with job tenure?
Academic Article Health Behaviors and Overweight in Nursing Home Employees: Contribution of Workplace Stressors and Implications for Worksite Health Promotion.
Academic Article Obesity/Overweight and the Role of Working Conditions: A Qualitative, Participatory Investigation.
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