Perceived stress as a function of occupation.

S. McLaren; W. Gollan; C. Horwell

Perceived stress as a function of occupation.

S. McLaren, W. Gollan, C. Horwell

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Abstract

The study compared the perceived stress of 54 male police officers, 99 ambulance officers, and 51 correctional officers. Scores on the Perceived Stress Scale were not high and did not differ among groups.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Journal	Psychological Reports
Volume	82
Issue number	3 Pt 1
Publication status	Published - Jun 1998

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