Adjustment Disorders (AD) which develop in response to work-related stressors represent a model of psychiatric occupational disease. Major Depressive Episodes (MDE) although often associated to work-related stressors are unlikely recognized by insurance institutes as occupational diseases. Affective temperament and mood spectrum symptoms are possible factors of vulnerability to stress. The aim of this study was to investigate if temperaments and mood spectrum symptoms had a different distribution among workers exposed to occupational stress and suffering from different psychiatric disorders (AD, MDE).
Affective temperament and mood spectrum symptoms in workers suffering from work-related stress disorders
Buselli, Rodolfo;Veltri, Antonello
;Corsi, Martina;Marino, Riccardo;Baldanzi, Sigrid;Caldi, Fabrizio;Foddis, Rudy;Guglielmi, Giovanni;Cristaudo, Alfonso;Dell'Osso, Liliana;Carmassi, Claudia
2022-01-01
Abstract
Adjustment Disorders (AD) which develop in response to work-related stressors represent a model of psychiatric occupational disease. Major Depressive Episodes (MDE) although often associated to work-related stressors are unlikely recognized by insurance institutes as occupational diseases. Affective temperament and mood spectrum symptoms are possible factors of vulnerability to stress. The aim of this study was to investigate if temperaments and mood spectrum symptoms had a different distribution among workers exposed to occupational stress and suffering from different psychiatric disorders (AD, MDE).File in questo prodotto:
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