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Psychosocial-occupational risk factors associated with the mental health of workers in an advertising agency

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  • Karen Vanessa Solano Dávila

    (National Autonomous University of Nicaragua)

  • Richard David Arana Blas

    (National Autonomous University of Nicaragua)

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Psychosocial risk factors are linked to work environments, which leads to a direct impact on the mental health of workers. To evaluate psychosocial and occupational risk factors associated with the mental health of workers at an advertising agency in Managua, in June 2024. Method: Study with a descriptive, prospective, cross-sectional approach; The unit of analysis was workers from an advertising agency, the SUSESO ISTAS 21 questionnaire was used. The processing and analysis of results was carried out through the statistical software SPSS Version 25. It was found that the labor representation of women predominates, being 63.32%, of which 70% have completed university studies, regarding the level of risk of the dimensions: psychological demands 46.67% have medium risk, active work and development of skills 50%, low risk level, social support from the company 40%. Women have a greater predisposition to psychosocial risk, workers who have university studies show a greater predisposition in the dimension of active work and skill development. Workers in the areas of graphic design and accounting are those who show the highest levels of risk in social support from the company.

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Handle: RePEc:cvp:carean:v:3:y:2025:i:1:id:29
DOI: 10.69821/caretech.v3i1.29
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