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Patterns of pain complaints and insomnia symptoms are associated with abusive supervision in the Norwegian working population: a latent class analysis.

Scandinavian journal of pain - 27 Jan 2022

Sannes Ann-Christin, Christensen Jan Olav, Matre Dagfinn, Nielsen Morten Birkeland, Gjerstad Johannes

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OBJECTIVES: Previous findings suggest that abusive supervision, i.e., subordinates' perceptions of their supervisor's behaviours as hostile (excluding physical aggression), may increase the risk of health complaints. In addition, recent data suggest that the FKBP5 genotype rs9470080 important in the regulation of cortisol release, influences the same outcome. Adding to this complexity, different health complaints...

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PMID: 34687596
DOI: 10.1515/sjpain-2021-0124

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