Psychological distress is more common in some occupations and increases with job tenure: a thirty-seven year panel study in the United States.
James N LaditkaSarah B LaditkaAhmed A ArifOluwaseun John AdeyemiPublished in: BMC psychology (2023)
Certain occupations may have high risks of psychological distress, which may be due to characteristics of the occupations rather than employee characteristics, or in addition to them. Results were consistent with theoretical models of psychosocial work environments. Providers of health care and social services should ask patients or clients about work-related distress.
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