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Latest post Wed, Jun 7 2006 12:58 PM by Dominik. 2 replies.
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Dominik  +  233374 Wed, 07 Jun 06 11:50 AM
Can I say "Exposure to stressors in the work environment." or I have to say  "OCCUPATIONAL exposure to stressors in the work environment." Which is correct?

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Mister Micawber  +  233392 Wed, 07 Jun 06 12:42 PM

No, don't use occupational-- it's redundant; you've already indicated they are in the work environment.
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Thank you very much for your reply.
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