Job Stressor-Mental Healh Associations in a Sample of Japanese Working Adults:Artifacts of Positive and Negative Questions?

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• National Institute of Industrial Healthの論文

著者

• KAWAKAMI Norito

  Department of Mental Health, Tokyo University Graduate School of Medicine

• Kawakami Norito

  岡山大学 医歯学総合研究科衛生学・予防医学

• Haratani Takashi

  National Institute Of Occupational Safety And Health

• Hayashi Takeshi

  National Institute Of Industrial Health

• Haratani T

  National Institute Of Occupational Safety And Health

• Kawakami N

  Department Of Public Health Okayama University School Of Medicine

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