Myocardial infarction risk and psychosocial work environment: An analysis of the male Swedish working force

Job strain, job demands, decision latitude, and risk of coronary heart disease within the Whitehall II study

“…Our results do, however, support the idea that the effect of job strain is in younger age groups. [11][12][13] These findings are also at odds with earlier reports that the effect of job strain was more deleterious among lower SES, 8 10 as neither present nor childhood SES seemed to be important effect modifiers.…”

Job strain, job demands, decision latitude, and risk of coronary heart disease within the Whitehall II study

“…Our results do, however, support the idea that the effect of job strain is in younger age groups. [11][12][13] These findings are also at odds with earlier reports that the effect of job strain was more deleterious among lower SES, 8 10 as neither present nor childhood SES seemed to be important effect modifiers.…”

What's Stressful About Caring?1

“…Results generally supportive of Karasek's model have been reported from large-scale survey data (Alfredsson, Karasek, & Theorell, 1982;Karasek, 1979Karasek, , 1990Karasek, Russell, & Theorell, 1982) for a wide range of psychological and physiological outcomes including strain, depression, dissatisfaction, tranquillizer consumption, absenteeism, gastrointestinal problems, respiratory problems, and muscular-skeletal aches. Predicted results were obtained in a study of job satisfaction, burnout, depression, and psychosomatic symptoms among hospital and nursing home employees (Landsbergis, 1988).…”

Psychometric Properties of the Thai Version of the 22-Item and 45-Item Karasek Job Content Questionnaire

“…This was then submitted negative effects from high levels of job strain in agreement with Karasek's hypothesis on various health outcomes, including cardiovascular disease [3][4][5][6][7], musculoskeletal disease [8,9], psychiatric disorder [10][11][12] and reproductive health [13][14][15][16]. The JCQ has also been translated into over a dozen languages and nationally standardized by detailed occupations in several countries in Europe, America, and in Japan [17].…”

Job strain, job demands, decision latitude, and risk of coronary heart disease within the Whitehall II study

“…Our results do, however, support the idea that the effect of job strain is in younger age groups. [11][12][13] These findings are also at odds with earlier reports that the effect of job strain was more deleterious among lower SES, 8 10 as neither present nor childhood SES seemed to be important effect modifiers.…”

What's Stressful About Caring?1

“…Results generally supportive of Karasek's model have been reported from large-scale survey data (Alfredsson, Karasek, & Theorell, 1982;Karasek, 1979Karasek, , 1990Karasek, Russell, & Theorell, 1982) for a wide range of psychological and physiological outcomes including strain, depression, dissatisfaction, tranquillizer consumption, absenteeism, gastrointestinal problems, respiratory problems, and muscular-skeletal aches. Predicted results were obtained in a study of job satisfaction, burnout, depression, and psychosomatic symptoms among hospital and nursing home employees (Landsbergis, 1988).…”

Psychometric Properties of the Thai Version of the 22-Item and 45-Item Karasek Job Content Questionnaire

“…This was then submitted negative effects from high levels of job strain in agreement with Karasek's hypothesis on various health outcomes, including cardiovascular disease [3][4][5][6][7], musculoskeletal disease [8,9], psychiatric disorder [10][11][12] and reproductive health [13][14][15][16]. The JCQ has also been translated into over a dozen languages and nationally standardized by detailed occupations in several countries in Europe, America, and in Japan [17].…”

Job strain, job demands, decision latitude, and risk of coronary heart disease within the Whitehall II study

“…Our results do, however, support the idea that the effect of job strain is in younger age groups. [11][12][13] These findings are also at odds with earlier reports that the effect of job strain was more deleterious among lower SES, 8 10 as neither present nor childhood SES seemed to be important effect modifiers.…”

What's Stressful About Caring?1

“…Results generally supportive of Karasek's model have been reported from large-scale survey data (Alfredsson, Karasek, & Theorell, 1982;Karasek, 1979Karasek, , 1990Karasek, Russell, & Theorell, 1982) for a wide range of psychological and physiological outcomes including strain, depression, dissatisfaction, tranquillizer consumption, absenteeism, gastrointestinal problems, respiratory problems, and muscular-skeletal aches. Predicted results were obtained in a study of job satisfaction, burnout, depression, and psychosomatic symptoms among hospital and nursing home employees (Landsbergis, 1988).…”

Psychometric Properties of the Thai Version of the 22-Item and 45-Item Karasek Job Content Questionnaire

“…This was then submitted negative effects from high levels of job strain in agreement with Karasek's hypothesis on various health outcomes, including cardiovascular disease [3][4][5][6][7], musculoskeletal disease [8,9], psychiatric disorder [10][11][12] and reproductive health [13][14][15][16]. The JCQ has also been translated into over a dozen languages and nationally standardized by detailed occupations in several countries in Europe, America, and in Japan [17].…”