Δημοσιεύσεις
01.
Michalianou, G., Devereux, J.J., Rydstedt, L.W., & Cropley, M. (2011). An
exploratory study to assess the impact of work demands and the anticipation of
work on awakening saliva cortisol. Psychological Reports, 108, 274-280.
02.
Cropley, M., Michalianou, G. Pravettoni, G. & Millward,
L. (in press). The Relation of Post Work Ruminative Thinking with Eating Behaviour. Stress and Health
L. (in press). The Relation of Post Work Ruminative Thinking with Eating Behaviour. Stress and Health
03.
Rydstedt, L.W., Cropley, M., Devereux, J.J., & Michalianou, G. (2009). The
Effects of Gender, Long-Term Need for Recovery and Trait Inhibition-Rumination
on Morning and Evening Saliva Cortisol Secretion. J. Anxiety, Stress, & Coping, 4.
04.
Cropley, M., Michalianou, G., & Pravettoni, G. Differences in post-work
rumination with implications for health and illness. The 14th ECWOP Congress,
Santiago de Compostela, Spain May 13-16, 2009
05.
Rydstedt, L.W., Cropley, M., Devereux, J.J., & Michalianou, G. (2008). The
Relationships between Long-term Job-Strain and Morning and Evening Saliva
Cortisol Secretion among White-Collar Workers. J. Occupational Health Psychology,
13, 105-113.
06.
Rydstedt, L.W., Cropley, M., Devereux, J, & Michalianou, G. Does Long-Term
Need for Recovery from work and Trait Rumination Affect Morning and Evening
Saliva Cortisol Secretion? Recovery from Work Workshop, Centre for Continuing
Education, University of Surrey, March 31-April 1, 2008
07.
Rydstedt, L.W., Cropley, M., Devereux, J.J. & Michalianou, G. The long-term
impact of Effort-Reward Imbalance on perceived sleep quality. The XIIIth EAWOP
Congress, Stockholm, Sweden, May 9-12, 2007
08.
Rydstedt, L.W., Devereux, J.J., Cropley, M., & Michalianou, G. The long-term
impact of perceived stress on sleep quality. World Conference of Stress, Budapest,
Hungary, 23-26 August, 2007
09.
Rydstedt, L., Devereux J.J., Cropley M. & Michalianou G. The long-term impact of
subjective need for recovery on perceived sleep quality. 27th International
Conference of the Stress and Anxiety Research Society. Rethymnon, Crete.
