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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Work Exposure"”.

  1. Effects of Work Exposure on Maximum Acceptable Repetition Rates in a Manual Torquing Task

    … One method used to determine appropriate exposures to these and other risk factors is psychophysics, which is based on individual perceptions of task demands and/or risk. Effects of work exposure have been indicated as of potential importance, but have not been well studied. Indications …

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  2. Studies on the Molecular Biology of Naegleru Fowleri and Identification of N. Fowleri in the Environment

    … and develop fatal PAM after recreational or work exposure to freshwater; accordingly, there is a need for monitoring the presence of pathogenic amebeflagellates in public freshwater. The present study was conducted to determine whether a nested PCR assay could be used for detection of N. …

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  3. Health Risk Perception for Household Trips and Associated Protection Behavior During an Influenza Outbreak

    … the perceived risk of contracting influenza at work, school, daycare, stores, restaurants, libraries, hospitals, doctor’s offices, public transportation, and family or friends’ homes. Based on the models, factors influencing risk perception of contracting influenza in public places for …

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  4. Sex Role Expectations in Children's Vocational Aspirations and Perceptions of Occupations

    … thirty actual occupational settings without a worker present was developed for use in the interviews. Children were asked who could do the work in each of the occupations--a woman, a man, or both a woman and a man. Chi-square (p<.05) was used to test for independence of sex, grade level, and …

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