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Job strain among post office mailhandlers
Janet Cahill
, Paul A. Landsbergis
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Job Characteristics
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Job Strain
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Job Demands
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Job Dissatisfaction
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Work Environment
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Sleep Problems
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Decision Latitude
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High Strain
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Vietnam Veterans
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Veteran Status
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Post Office
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Demographic Variables
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Marital Status
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Stress-related
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Sex Education
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Job Content Questionnaire
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Hierarchical multiple Regression
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Supervisory Support
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Handler
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Karasek
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Working Population
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Physical Exertion
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Stressful Work
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Psychological Strain
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Muscle Strain
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Employment Quality
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Hazardous Conditions
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Employment Survey
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Karasek Model
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Postal Service
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Demand Decisions
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Job Decision
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Social Sciences
USA
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Job Demand
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Job Characteristics
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Work Environment
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Veterans
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Marital Status
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Job Content
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Sex Education
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Multiple Regression
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Postal Services
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Psychology
Job Characteristics
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Work Environment
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United States of America
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Demographic Variable
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Multiple Regression
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Sex Education
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