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Nieuwe thema’s in het psychologisch onderzoek naar arbeid en organisatie

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In augustus 2005 werd in Okayama, Japan, de tweede ICOH-conferentie over Psychosociale factoren in het werk gehouden. ICOH is de afkorting van de International Commission on Occupational Health. Aan de driejaarlijkse wereldcongressen van ICOH doen zo’n 3000 onderzoekers mee. ICOH heeft 35 wetenschappelijk comités, waaronder het Work Organisation & Psychosocial Factors (ICOH-WOPS)-comité dat deze Japanse conferentie organiseerde.

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 ,  . Nieuwe thema’s in het psychologisch onderzoek naar arbeid en organisatie. TVBV 13, 418–420 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03074274

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