Self-perceived depression, anxiety, stress and their relationships with psychosocial job factors in male automotive assembly workers

Self-perceived depression, anxiety, stress and their relationships with psychosocial job factors in male automotive assembly workers

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Depression, anxiety and stress have been recognized as important mental outcome measures in stressful working settings. The present study explores the prevalence of self-perceived depression, anxiety and stress; and their relationships with psychosocial job factors. A cross-sectional study involving...

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Main Authors: Edimansyah, B.A (Author), Mohamed Rusli, B.A (Author), Naing, L. (Author), Rusli, B.N (Author), Tengku Mohamed Ariff, B.R.H (Author), Winn, T. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
adult
Adult
anxiety
Anxiety
article
Automobiles
Automotive assembly workers
controlled study
Cross-Sectional Studies
demography
depression
Depression
Depression anxiety stress scales
human
Humans
industrial worker
Industry
Job content questionnaire
job stress
Malaysia
male
Male
Occupational Diseases
occupational health
Occupational Health
occupational safety
Psychosocial job factors
Quality of Life
questionnaire
scoring system
self evaluation
Self-perceived depression
social psychology
stress
Stress
Stress, Psychological
work environment
workplace
Workplace
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