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Applying Psychosocial Exposure Limit (PSEL) for the Prevention of Occupational Injuries

2026-05-26

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Safety science generally does not rely on classic “threshold values” for physical injury, unlike the field and science of Occupational Hygiene. While such thresholds have been set for chemical, physical, biological, and ergonomic hazards, the psychosocial environment lacks similar analytical rigor. This study examines the concept of psychosocial threshold values or psychosocial exposure limits (PSEL). Utilizing a...

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10.20944/preprints202605.1734.v1
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