A study of how minority workers' social relationships at work and social-behavioral tendencies influence their health is reported. We observed significant correlates for both blood pressure and sel...

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1Social identity, work stress, and minority workers' health.1994 · 30 citations
2Manual for the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory1970 · 25,356 citations
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