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Long-term effects of increased dietary polyunsaturated fat from walnuts on metabolic parameters in type II diabetes by Tapsell, L C, Batterham, M J, Teuss, G, Tan, S-Y, Dalton, S, Quick, C J, Gillen, L J, Charlton, K E

“…Background/Objectives: Most dietary interventions have metabolic effects in the short term, but long-term effects may require dietary fat changes to influence…”
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Pollinator cultivar choice: An assessment of season-long pollinator visitation among coreopsis, aster, and salvia cultivars by Braman, S. K., Pennisi, S. V., Fair, C. G., Quick, J. C.

“…Documented pollinator declines have encouraged the installation of pollinator plantings in residential, commercial and agricultural settings. Pollinator…”
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Carbon dioxide from coal combustion: variation with rank of US coal by Quick, J.C., Glick, D.C.

“…Carbon dioxide from combustion of US coal systematically varies with ASTM (Standard classification of coals by rank, ASTM D 38890. American Society for Testing…”
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Introduction to the Measurement of Stress at Work by Quick, James Campbell

“…This article introduces a special section on the measurement of stress in occupational and work environments. It discusses stress as a creatively ambiguous…”
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Mercury in Eastern Kentucky coals: Geologic aspects and possible reduction strategies by Hower, James C., Eble, Cortland F., Quick, Jeffrey C.

“…Mercury emissions from US coal-fired power plants will be regulated by the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) before the end of the decade. Because of…”
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Occupational Health Psychology: Historical Roots and Future Directions by Quick, James Campbell

“…Occupational health psychology (OHP) is a term first coined by Jonathan Raymond in 1990, yet OHP has historical, international roots dating at least to the…”
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Sexual harassment at work. Introduction by Quick, J C

“…This article introduces the special section on sexual harassment at work. It discusses the importance of sexual harassment as a continuing, chronic…”
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Mercury content of the Springfield coal, Indiana and Kentucky by Hower, James C., Mastalerz, Maria, Drobniak, Agnieszka, Quick, Jeffrey C., Eble, Cortland F., Zimmerer, Matthew J.

“…With pending regulation of mercury emissions in United States power plants, its control at every step of the combustion process is important. An understanding…”
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The Stress of Organisational Change: A Dynamic Process Model by Mack, David A., Nelson, Debra L., Quick, James Campbell

“…Plongées dans un marché mondial, les organisations ne cessent de subir de profonds changements. Encore que la plupart de ces changements soient nécessaires et…”
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Social support and newcomer adjustment in organizations: Attachment theory at work? by Nelson, Debra L., Quick, James Campbell

“…Social support has been suggested as important for newcomer adjustment to an organziation. The present paper reports a longitudinal study of 91 newcomers to…”
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Attachment behavior and health: relationships at work and home by Joplin, Janice R. W., Nelson, Debra L., Quick, James Campbell

“…This article examines the relationships between interpersonal attachment orientations, health, and social support. Four hypotheses specified relationships…”
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The Influence of Culture, Community, and the Nested-Self in the Stress Process: Advancing Conservation of Resources Theory by Hobfoll, Stevan E.

“…Conservation of Resources (COR) theory predicts that resource loss is the principal ingredient in the stress process. Resource gain, in turn, is depicted as of…”
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An isomorphic theory of stress: the dynamics of person-environment fit by Quick, James Campbell, Nelson, Debra L., Quick, Jonathan D., Orman, Dusty K.

“…An isomorphic theory in the domain of stress refers to a dimension‐specific extension of person–environment fit theory. Isomorphism extends person–environment…”
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Professional Women: Are Distress and Disease Inevitable? by Nelson, Debra L., Quick, James C.

“…The unique sources of stress for professional women are discrimination, stereotyping, the marriage/work interface, and social isolation. The behavioral,…”
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Ending Sexual Violence in College: A Community-Focused Approach by Gavin, Joanne H, Quick, James Campbell, Gavin, David J

“…In a world where one in five women on campus experience some form of sexual assault, what would it take to create a campus culture that was free of violence…”
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Politics, lack of career progress, and work/home conflict : stress and strain for working women by NELSON, D. L, QUICK, J. C, HITT, M. A, MOESEL, D

“…A study examined stress on working women. Politics and lack of career progress were linked to greater strain and reduced satisfaction, while organizational…”
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Health administration can be stressful ... but not necessarily distressful by Quick, J C, Dalton, Jr, J E, Nelson, D L, Quick, J D

“…Stress is the natural response to personal and organizational demands. It is manifested in elevated heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, and adrenaline in…”
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Occupational health psychology: historical roots and future directions. Review article by Quick, J C

“…Occupational health psychology (OHP) is a term first coined by Jonathan Raymond in 1990, yet OHP has historical, international roots dating at least to the…”
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The Relationship between Time Pressure and Performance: A Field Test of Parkinson's Law by Peters, Lawrence H., O'Connor, Edward J., Pooyan, Abdullah, Quick, James C.

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Correction to an equation used in Hower et al., 2005a (Int. J. Coal Geol, v. 62 pp. 223–236) and Hower et al., 2005b [Int. J. Coal Geol, v. 63 pp. 205–227] by Quick, Jeffrey C.

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