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SUMMARY:Stress Measurement in Office Workers - A Scoping Review
DESCRIPTION:Martha Parker (Texas A&M Center for Worker Health, Texas A&M U
 niversity); David Douphrate (Texas A&M University); and Mark Benden (Texas
  A&M Center for Worker Health, Texas A&M University)\n\nThis scoping liter
 ature review addresses the research question of measuring stress: What met
 hodologies and associated metrics are employed for the in-situ assessment 
 of stress among knowledge workers? Lab and field studies of any qualitativ
 e, quantitative, or mixed design reported in English from 2000 to 15 Octob
 er 2024 were retrieved from Compendex, PubMed, and Web of Science. The 17 
 included studies covered office workers in several countries; all included
  qualitative elements while a minority (6) included quantitative methods. 
 Future research would benefit from the development of unobtrusive objectiv
 e data collection methods and analysis of different types of stressors on 
 office workers. The review also informs which methodologies and metrics mi
 ght be applied to hybrid office workers, a subset of knowledge/office work
 ers, in future studies on stress.\n\n
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