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Table of contents of journal: *Work and stress

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INCREASING FLEXIBILITY IN SHIFTWORK ARRANGEMENTS
Authors: KOGI K
Citation: K. Kogi, INCREASING FLEXIBILITY IN SHIFTWORK ARRANGEMENTS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 211-218
SHIFTWORK LOCUS OF CONTROL - SCALE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: SMITH L SPELTEN E NORMAN P
Citation: L. Smith et al., SHIFTWORK LOCUS OF CONTROL - SCALE DEVELOPMENT, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 219-226
CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE OF HEALTH COMPLAINTS AS RELATED TO SHIFTWORKEXPOSURE
Authors: NACHREINER F LUBECKPLOGER H GRZECHSUKALO H
Citation: F. Nachreiner et al., CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE OF HEALTH COMPLAINTS AS RELATED TO SHIFTWORKEXPOSURE, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 227-234
SHIFTWORK EFFECTS IN NUCLEAR-POWER WORKERS - A FIELD-STUDY USING PORTABLE COMPUTERS
Authors: SMITH L TOTTERDELL P FOLKARD S
Citation: L. Smith et al., SHIFTWORK EFFECTS IN NUCLEAR-POWER WORKERS - A FIELD-STUDY USING PORTABLE COMPUTERS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 235-244
ROTA-RISK-PROFILE-ANALYSIS
Authors: JANSEN B KROON H
Citation: B. Jansen et H. Kroon, ROTA-RISK-PROFILE-ANALYSIS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 245-255
INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF INDIVIDUAL FACTORS ON NURSES HEALTH AND SLEEP
Authors: ISKRAGOLEC I MAREK T NOWOROL C
Citation: I. Iskragolec et al., INTERACTIVE EFFECT OF INDIVIDUAL FACTORS ON NURSES HEALTH AND SLEEP, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 256-261
SLEEP HYGIENE PRACTICES AND SLEEP DURATION IN ROTATING-SHIFT SHIFTWORKERS
Authors: GREENWOOD KM RICH WJ JAMES JE
Citation: Km. Greenwood et al., SLEEP HYGIENE PRACTICES AND SLEEP DURATION IN ROTATING-SHIFT SHIFTWORKERS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 262-271
SLEEP AND NAPPING IN YOUNG SHIFTWORKERS - A 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Authors: RADOSEVICVIDACEK B VIDACEK S KALITERNA L PRIZMIC Z
Citation: B. Radosevicvidacek et al., SLEEP AND NAPPING IN YOUNG SHIFTWORKERS - A 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 272-280
PSYCHOPHYSICAL CONDITIONS OF AIR-TRAFFIC-CONTROLLERS EVALUATED BY THESTANDARD SHIFTWORK INDEX
Authors: COSTA G SCHALLENBERG G FERRACIN A GAFFURI E
Citation: G. Costa et al., PSYCHOPHYSICAL CONDITIONS OF AIR-TRAFFIC-CONTROLLERS EVALUATED BY THESTANDARD SHIFTWORK INDEX, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 281-288
WORKING SHIFTS - DIFFERENT EFFECTS FOR WOMEN AND MEN
Authors: BEERMANN B NACHREINER F
Citation: B. Beermann et F. Nachreiner, WORKING SHIFTS - DIFFERENT EFFECTS FOR WOMEN AND MEN, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 289-297
TRENDS IN THE PARTICIPATORY PROCESS OF CHANGING SHIFTWORK ARRANGEMENTS
Authors: KOGI K DIMARTINO VG
Citation: K. Kogi et Vg. Dimartino, TRENDS IN THE PARTICIPATORY PROCESS OF CHANGING SHIFTWORK ARRANGEMENTS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 298-304
STRESS STATES IN NUCLEAR OPERATORS UNDER CONDITIONS OF SHIFTWORK
Authors: DALBOKOVA D TZENOVA B OGNJANOVA V
Citation: D. Dalbokova et al., STRESS STATES IN NUCLEAR OPERATORS UNDER CONDITIONS OF SHIFTWORK, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 305-313
APPROPRIATE USE OF BRIGHT LIGHT PROMOTES A DURABLE ADAPTATION TO NIGHT-SHIFTS AND ACCELERATES READJUSTMENT DURING RECOVERY AFTER A PERIOD OF NIGHT-SHIFTS
Authors: BOUGRINE S MOLLARD R IGNAZI G COBLENTZ A
Citation: S. Bougrine et al., APPROPRIATE USE OF BRIGHT LIGHT PROMOTES A DURABLE ADAPTATION TO NIGHT-SHIFTS AND ACCELERATES READJUSTMENT DURING RECOVERY AFTER A PERIOD OF NIGHT-SHIFTS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 314-326
SHIFTWORK TOLERANCE AND 24-H VARIATIONS IN MOODS
Authors: PRIZMIC Z VIDACEK S RADOSEVICVIDACEK B KALITERNA L CABRAJECGRBAC S LALIC V FORNAZARKNEZEVIC B
Citation: Z. Prizmic et al., SHIFTWORK TOLERANCE AND 24-H VARIATIONS IN MOODS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 327-334
SHIFTWORK TOLERANCE AND CIRCADIAN-RHYTHMS IN ORAL-TEMPERATURE AND HEART-RATE
Authors: VIDACEK S PRIZMIC Z KALITERNA L RADOSEVICVIDACEK B CABRAJECGRBAC S FORNAZARKNEZEVIC B LALIC V
Citation: S. Vidacek et al., SHIFTWORK TOLERANCE AND CIRCADIAN-RHYTHMS IN ORAL-TEMPERATURE AND HEART-RATE, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 335-341
COMPENSATION FOR INCONVENIENCE - THE UTILITY OF SHIFT SYSTEMS
Authors: VANLIMBORGH C
Citation: C. Vanlimborgh, COMPENSATION FOR INCONVENIENCE - THE UTILITY OF SHIFT SYSTEMS, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 342-350
MODIFICATION OF SHIFTWORK EFFECTS BY CHEMICAL WORKPLACE EXPOSURE
Authors: KIESSWETTER E SEEBER A
Citation: E. Kiesswetter et A. Seeber, MODIFICATION OF SHIFTWORK EFFECTS BY CHEMICAL WORKPLACE EXPOSURE, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 351-359
USE OF ROBUST ESTIMATORS OF MISSING DATA IN EVALUATING SHIFTWORK PERFORMANCE
Authors: BROWN DF DIMILIA L
Citation: Df. Brown et L. Dimilia, USE OF ROBUST ESTIMATORS OF MISSING DATA IN EVALUATING SHIFTWORK PERFORMANCE, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 360-367
A NEW QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR ASSESSING SLEEPINESS - THE ALPHA ATTENUATION TEST
Authors: STAMPI C STONE P MICHIMORI A
Citation: C. Stampi et al., A NEW QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR ASSESSING SLEEPINESS - THE ALPHA ATTENUATION TEST, Work and stress, 9(2-3), 1995, pp. 368-376
GUIDANCE FOR UK EMPLOYERS ON MANAGING WORK-RELATED STRESS
Authors: COX T GRIFFITHS A
Citation: T. Cox et A. Griffiths, GUIDANCE FOR UK EMPLOYERS ON MANAGING WORK-RELATED STRESS, Work and stress, 9(1), 1995, pp. 1-3
THE STANDARD SHIFTWORK INDEX - A BATTERY OF QUESTIONNAIRES FOR ASSESSING SHIFTWORK-RELATED PROBLEMS
Authors: BARTON J SPELTEN E TOTTERDELL P SMITH L FOLKARD S COSTA G
Citation: J. Barton et al., THE STANDARD SHIFTWORK INDEX - A BATTERY OF QUESTIONNAIRES FOR ASSESSING SHIFTWORK-RELATED PROBLEMS, Work and stress, 9(1), 1995, pp. 4-30
EMPLOYEE ATTITUDES TO WORK-BASED COUNSELING-SERVICES
Authors: WEST MA REYNOLDS S
Citation: Ma. West et S. Reynolds, EMPLOYEE ATTITUDES TO WORK-BASED COUNSELING-SERVICES, Work and stress, 9(1), 1995, pp. 31-44
WORKFORCE SIZE AND WORK-RELATED ROLE STRESS
Authors: DEKKER I BARLING J
Citation: I. Dekker et J. Barling, WORKFORCE SIZE AND WORK-RELATED ROLE STRESS, Work and stress, 9(1), 1995, pp. 45-54
TEACHER STRESS AND COPING OVER AN AUTUMN TERM IN FINLAND
Authors: SALO K
Citation: K. Salo, TEACHER STRESS AND COPING OVER AN AUTUMN TERM IN FINLAND, Work and stress, 9(1), 1995, pp. 55-66
ENDOCRINE MARKERS DURING A JOB INTERVENTION
Authors: THEORELL T ORTHGOMER K MOSER V UNDEN AL ERIKSSON I
Citation: T. Theorell et al., ENDOCRINE MARKERS DURING A JOB INTERVENTION, Work and stress, 9(1), 1995, pp. 67-76
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