Runeson R., Norbâck D., Klinteberg B., Edling C.
Year:
2004
Bibliographic info:
Indoor Air , Vol. 14, N° 6, December 2004, pp 394-404; 5 Tab., 50 Ref.

That research is based on the assumption that there are differences among normal subjects as to their vulnerability to stress-related symptoms to health/illnessThe study aims at increasing the understanding of SBS complaints in relation to personality factors.A relationship between personality characteristics and health-related behaviors, and between personality characteristics and perceived health is demonstrated. The main findings were significant associations between anxiety and indirect aggression with ocular, nasal , throat and dermal symptoms, as well as headache and tiredness.The results of that study support the hypothesis that personality plays a role in the individual response to indoor exposures and environmental stressors.