The Science of Occupational Health: Stress, Psychobiology, and the New World of Work
by Ulf Lundberg, Cary Cooper, Sir Cary Cooper Cbe
The Science of Occupational Health explores stress, psychobiology, and the changing nature of work. Bringing together the perspectives of Ulf Lundberg, Cary Cooper, and Sir Cary Cooper CBE, it provides a focused examination of key issues connecting occupational life, science, and health.
About This Book
The Science of Occupational Health examines the relationship between work, health, and well-being.
Its focus includes stress and psychobiology, offering a scientific perspective on how these subjects relate to occupational life.
The book also considers the new world of work and the challenges it presents for understanding and supporting occupational health.
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