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Understanding Job Stress Dynamics

The Demand-Control Model shows how job demands and job control impact worker strain. It categorizes jobs into four categories based on the levels of demands and control: low strain (low demands/high control), active (high demands/high control), passive (low demands/low control), and high strain (high demands/low control). High strain jobs with high demands but low control tend to be the most stressful on workers.

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Understanding Job Stress Dynamics

The Demand-Control Model shows how job demands and job control impact worker strain. It categorizes jobs into four categories based on the levels of demands and control: low strain (low demands/high control), active (high demands/high control), passive (low demands/low control), and high strain (high demands/low control). High strain jobs with high demands but low control tend to be the most stressful on workers.

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