Main description:

Translates occupational health psychology research to practice

Includes real world examples as case studies to teach applications of research.

Structured in a way that is friendly to course adoption, with each chapter including an overview, discussion of methodologies, and guidance for managing each issue.

Contents:

1. Understanding the Psychology of Occupational Health

2. Designing and Evaluating Occupational Health Psychology Interventions

3. Individual Differences That Matter in OHP

4. Worker Psychological Health

5. Worker Physical Health

6. Work-Related Stress and Recovery

7. Psychological and Social Demands and Resources

8. Interpersonal Mistreatment at Work

9. Work and Nonwork Role Dynamics

10. Physical and Environmental Demands and Resources

11. Safety at Work

12. Broadening OHP Impact Beyond the Workplace