-transparent.png){kind=logo}
To study whether high job stress has 'spill over effect' on other dimensions of life, subjective well being inventory (SWBI) and GHQ were administered to 201 policeman selected randomly from Bangalore city, India. Policemen scored significantly high in all dimensions expect in social support when compared to urban middle class men working in factories. The police who scored low in GHQ had significantly higher scores in all dimensions of SWBI except in social contact. The results indicate that various dimensions of SWB of police are not affected. Psychosocial and job related factors buffering job stress have to be studied and further strengthened.
| UI | MeSH Term | Description | Entries |
|---|
Related Publications
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2003,
Environment international,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2015,
Archives of environmental & occupational health,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
February 2012,
Social science & medicine (1982),
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2023,
International journal of environmental research and public health,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2011,
The Australasian medical journal,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2009,
La Medicina del lavoro,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2023,
Industrial psychiatry journal,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2021,
Chronobiology international,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2022,
Frontiers in psychology,
P R Geetha, and
D K Subba Krishna, and
S M Channabasavanna
January 2016,
PloS one,
