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The contribution of work and non work stressors to common mental disorders in the 2007 Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey

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Table 1. Odds ratios showing the associations of job strain, effort–reward imbalance and work-related recent life events on commonmental disorder adjusted for age, gender, tenure and marital status
Table 2. Odds ratios showing the associations of non-work stressors (recent life events, caring responsibilities, domestic violence,non-work social support, housing quality and financial strain) on common mental disorder adjusted for age, gender, tenure andmarital status
Table 3. Adjusted odds ratios showing associations of job-demand-control-support andnon-work stressors on common mental disorder
Table 4. Adjusted odds ratios showing associations of effort–reward imbalance+over-commitment and non-work stressors on common mental disorder

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