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Job differences in perceived occupational stress among University of Ibadan workers
The study examined job differences in perceived occupational stress among University of Ibadan workers. Two hundred and eighty (280) participants were selected from the population of employees of the university. They responded to a stress scale developed/or the study. The Expost facto research desig...
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