Relationship of job strain to standard coronary risk factors and psychological characteristics in women and men of the Family Heart Study.
Relationship of job strain to standard coronary risk factors and psychological characteristics in women and men of the Family Heart Study.
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家庭心脏研究中女性和男性工作压力与标准冠心病危险因素和心理特征的关系。
DOI:
10.1037//0278-6133.16.3.239
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发表时间:
1997
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Mendell,NR
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作者:
Weidner,G;Boughal,T;Connor,SL;Pieper,C;Mendell,NR
This study reports on standard coronary risk factors (plasma lipids and lipoproteins, blood pressure, heart rate, age, body mass index) and psychosocial variables (job strain, Type A behavior, hostility, illnesses, medical and psychological symptoms, health-damaging behavior) in a community sample of 324 employed men, 203 employed women, and 155 female homemakers. Employed women reported less hostility and fewer illnesses than homemakers and had lower cholesterol levels than homemakers and men. Job characteristics were unrelated to standard coronary risk factor levels in both sexes, but predicted medical symptoms and health-damaging behavior in men. These findings suggest that employment is associated with enhanced medical and physical well-being among women and point to possible behavioral and psychological pathways by which job strain may adversely influence men's health.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)