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Lecture 1.1 de Lange, Taris, Kompier, Houtman & Bongers (2003)

Demand-control model:
 Demands: workload, working tempo, being available, mentally
investng work
 Control: freedom to organize own work
 Strain-hypothesis: low control & high demands -> stress.
Control bufers the efect of demands on stress
Demand-control-support model: collectve or isolated
 Iso-strain-hypothesis: low control & high demands &low support = iso-strain jobs -> stress

Limitatons of reviews on strain hypothesis:
 Didn’t take methodological quality in account -> biased
 Cross-sectonal studies
o Doesn’t tell us anything about causality
o Might be reversed and reciprocal (alternatve explanaton for efect)
 Didn’t state what results confrm the hypothesis

Goal artcle:
 Defniton of support of the strain hypothesis
o Both additve efects (hoofdefect) and/or multplicatve efects (interacte-efect)
 Examining high-quality longitudinal research (advantage: high quality and no other infuences
on the relatonship, disadvantage: no diference in efect between low and high quality
studies, choice of criteria is hard.
o Type of design: complete panel design
 Statstcally signifcant associaton between and YX
 Causal variable precedes the efect variable YX – causality
 Standard causal relatonship
 Reversed causal relatonship
 Reciprocal causal relatonship
 The associaton between and YX is not due to third variables
 There is a plausible theoretcal argument for the relatonship
o Length of tme lags: consideratons regarding the tme length should be
complemented with plausible theoretcal and methodological arguments
o Quality of measures. Reliability: good references, includes an objectve measure and
own data
o Method of analysis: multple regression analysis and structural equaton modeling
o Nonresponse analysis: exploring associaton between work and health at baseline for
the response group versus the group that drops out afer baseline.
 Evidence for standard, reversed and reciprocal causal relatonships

Limitatons:
 Evaluaton criteria not always applicable for every outcome variable
 Possible other criteria

,  Low quality studies under or overestmaton of the efect (diferent bias)
 Some studies based on partly same dataset

Recommendatons for future research:
1. More research on specifc (and objectve outcomes) – no self-report
2. More research on the efects of stable and changing DC/S dimensions over tme (short versus
long term).
3. More research on the impact of diferent tme lags
4. More research using diferent cutof points
5. More research on reversed and reciprocal causaton
6. More discussion concerning the impact of various confounders
7. More research examining the actvaton hypothesis

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