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Considering the “low distress” category as the standard, the variables associated with the quadrants that generate in- creased risk of occupational stress were low edu- cation

from six to 12 undergraduate research students (45.5%, N=5) were predominantly classiied in the quadrant ‘high strain jobs’, with statistically signiicant differences among

presented higher body weight compared with birds from the same strain fed diets with low-high and low-low profiles, but were similar to those fed high-high and medium diets.. At 40

It is imperative to implement stress prevention strate- gies among health professionals, such as the strengthe- ning of social support at work, since the workers of nur- sing

High job demand, low social support and extended daily working hours, as reported by drivers, were associated with minor psychiatric disorders.. CONCLUSIONS: Work involving

CONCLUSIONS: The prevalence of common mental disorders was associated with psychosocial aspects present in the work of electricians, especially high-strain jobs, in addition to

For functional skills of self-care ( p =0.021) and mobility ( p =0.005) in children with severe CP, when groups of high and low SES were compared, signiicant differences were

The results demonstrated that low self-esteem was associated with body dissatisfaction among female adoles- cents in Juiz de Fora, MG.. Thus, professionals that work in schools