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THE IMPACT OF PERCEIVED PAIN ON DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY OF FACTORY WORKERS
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In working life occupational health and safety is an important issue. The factory workers who feel sick may not have high performance at work. The feeling of illness will lead the worker to depression. Some of the problems of workers health and safety arise from the individual some of them are from the workplace. With this study it has been aimed to build a model revealing the relations among the individual variants such as perceived pain, The Cornell Musculoskeletal Discomfort Questionnaire. The aim of this research is also to understand the relation between the musculoskeletal pain and workers perceptions about pain. For that purpose, the questionnaire has been conducted to 92 participants working as blue collar workers, 12 of questionnaire have been considered invalid and 80 of them have been analyzed. The questionnaire of the research is structured by using The Cornell Musculoskeletal Discomfort Questionnaire and the perceived pain scale. The research result presents statically that the perceived pain is correlated to the data collected by The Cornell Musculoskeletal Discomfort Questionnaire.
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