Mental disorders and their association with perceived work stress: an investigation of the 2010 Canadian Community Health Survey.
作者： Andrew C. H. Szeto , Keith S. Dobson
DOI: 10.1037/A0031806
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摘要: The economic repercussions of mental disorders in the workplace are vast. Research has found that individuals high-stress jobs tend to have higher prevalence disorders. current cross-sectional study examined relationships between work-related stress and a recent representative population-based sample-the 2010 Canadian Community Health Survey by Statistics Canada (CCHS; 2010a; Retrieved from http://www23.statcan.gc.ca/imdb-bmdi/instrument/3226_Q1_V7-eng.pdf). Respondents highest level perceived work had odds ever being treated for an emotional or mental-health problem past 12 months. These respondents also diagnosed mood anxiety than their nonstressed counterparts. associations highlight continued need examine promote health well-being workplace.
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