… , movements, psychosocial job demands, and shoulder and … computer-aided design (CAD)
operators. Methods A questionnaire survey was used to study the use of the computer mouse, …

… In our study, a significant difference was found between use of the computer mouse and the
… the mouse condition. This difference may have been caused by the increased demands for …

… job demands influence muscle activity among women, and whether there are gender
differences in duration of computer, mouse, … The duration of computer, mouse, and keyboard use …

… Job demands, muscle activity and musculoskeletal symptoms in relation to work with the
computer mouse . Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment and Health , 24 : 418 – 424 . …

… The biomechanical work demands associated with computer work have been well … to operate
a keyboard or mouse. It has been consistently found that the duration of computer work is a …

… This may enable computer users to cope with high job demands, even though it is not clearly
established how the interaction between physical and psychosocial exposures affects the …

… of the findings suggest that job content should have variable mental demands. … to be
associated with computer-mouse work, since computer-mouse operators report troubles from neck, …

… a computer mouse or mouse-like input devices, such as a puck, showed that … Job demands,
muscle activity and musculoskeletal symptoms in relation to work with the computer mouse. …

… In conclusion, computer mouse work under time pressure and precision demands caused
a decrease in forearm muscle oxygenation, but did not affect wrist position sense accuracy. …

… First the subjects answered a questionnaire about VDU exposure (amount of computer/keyboard/mouse
work etc), psychosocial load (job demands, decision latitude, social support etc) …