Assessment of functional working condition and working capacity of people of all ages in mental stress terms
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.28980Keywords:
working condition, working capacity age dynamics, aging rateAbstract
The results of functional state evaluation of working people of all ages in mental stress terms were reviewed in this research. It has been proved that for estimation of optimum mental capacity a person needs the use of functional age and aging rate to determine the effect of the age factor on the adaptation of professional staff, including persons in conditions of increased neuro-emotional stress.
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