Temporality promoted a mostly unskilled workforce, less flexible, less productive and more prone to working accidents (another field in which Spain, regrettably, stands out).
In contrast, people who focus on how the rest of the group is acting, regardless of individual successes, might be more prone to working together, the researchers said.
"As stress increases the activity of brain regions responsible for drug seeking and craving, stressful work is often 'addictive' in itself," says Wise. "This could be a self-perpetuating cycle – work causes stress, which renders people more prone to addictions to substances and work".
Despite the romantic notion shown in movies of large families melding together, the realities are much harder; more costly, more prone to friction, more likely to not work out.
This leaves us feeling distracted and depleted -- not to mention more prone to being dissatisfied with our work and lives.
This might be due to the fact that maximum victims are housewives and are more prone to accidental contact to fire while working in the kitchen, particularly in small and crowded houses.
People who suffer from obesity are more prone to edema because the lymphatic system works slower.
Compared to working clinicians, students are probably more prone to use computer-based information resources in their studies and clinical interactions.
People who work in dump sites are more prone to experience these diseases".
