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Predicting mental health problems among female managers in a changing organization
Studies show that women managers are subject to more stressors than are men in comparable positions and in general women also report higher levels of distress symptoms than men do. It is of particular importance to examine the components that can cause strain and mental health problems for female managers. A further aspect of the stress process, that has received increased attention, is coping. Se
Magnus Wassborg
The Timed Up and Go is dependent on chair type.
The elder law research environment at Lund University
Orbital evolution of eccentric planets in radiative discs
Anm. av Sayed's Islam och arvsrätt i det mångkulturella Sverige
Theoretical bounds on the directivity and bandwidth of electrically small and wideband antennas
Nonlinear Pricing and Equality of Opportunity
The Cutting Edge: The Sterilization Campaign in Sweden
Rörelserna: Mats Friberg, Johan Galtung (red)
THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENTADAPTION STRENGTHS ON IMAGE QUALITY AND RADIATION DOSE USING SIEMENS CARE DOSE 4D
Statically checked documentation with design patterns
Over the past years, along with the increase in popularity of design patterns, some problems with the use of design patterns have been identified. The so-called tracing problem describes the difficulty in documenting software systems using design patterns. Initial approaches to solving the tracing problem have focused on guidelines for documenting design pattern roles and rules within a system, bu
Disentangling word frequency and semantic relatedness
Study on equilibrium vapour pressure of succinic acid in binary aqueous solutions and ternary inorganic – organic aqueous solutions using flow tube experiments
The significance of control models: Intentional and unintentional effects
Terapi mot arbetslösheten
Artikeln är en slutreplik på en diskussion om jobbcoaching
Förrättningslantmätardag på LTH 2011
Theories of Performativity
This conference paper discusses the contemporary ideas of performativity in gender studies and in performing arts.