Starting with initiatives dating back to the mid-1800s, we provide a high-level review of the
key trends and developments in the application of applied psychology to the field of …

“Throughout the world, most adults—and many children—spend much of their waking hours
at work. Work provides a number of economic and other benefits. At the same time, people …

Background. Major depression is a prevalent mental disorder in the general population, with
a multi-factorial etiology. However, work stress as a risk factor for major depression has not …

Abstract Study Objectives: Only a few studies have examined the possible association
between excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) and risk of occupational injuries, and most of …

Aim To examine the associations between psychosocial work factors and general health
outcomes, taking into account other occupational risk factors, within the national French …

Abstract Relationships of Job and Some Individual Characteristics to Occupational Injuries
in Employed People: A Community-Based Study: Ashis Bhattacherjee, et al. Department of …

India—This study assessed the relationship of age, poor perception of working condition,
poor safety environment, poor management and supervision, risktaking behavior, emotional …

Abstract Data from the Canadian National Population Health Survey (1994–1995) were
used to evaluate the associations between work stress and major depression (N= 7,344) …

The hypothesis of this study was that noise exposure level and job complexity interact to
affect changes in blood pressure (BP) levels and job satisfaction over 2–4 yrs of follow-up …

The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between psychosocial work
characteristics and the risk for being injured in an occupational accident. We performed this …