Assessing methodological quality and biological plausibility in occupational health psychology

Assessing methodological quality and biological plausibility in occupational health psychology.

Editorial: Methodological Quality of Interventions in Psychology

Research Methods in Occupational Health Psychology

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Biological risk and occupational health.

Many work activities include hazards to workers, and among these biological risk is particularly important, mostly because of different types of exposure, contact with highly dangerous agents, lack of limit values able to compare all exposures, presence of workers with defective immune systems and therefore more susceptible to the risk. Bioaerosols and dust are considered important vehicles of ...

Health psychology and health promotion

Health psychology is the defined as studying of psychological and behavioral processes in health, illness, and healthcare. It contributes to is concerned with the understanding of how psychological, behavioral, and cultural factors contribute role to in physical health and illness. Psychological factors can affect health directly. For example, health is hurt by the chronically occurring environ...