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2003

Karlin, W. A., Brondolo E., & Schwartz J. (2003). Workplace social support and ambulatory cardiovascular activity in New York City Traffic Agents. Psychosomatic medicine. 65, 167-176. Abstract

1998

Brondolo, E., Masheb R., Stores J., Stockhammer T., Tunick W., Melhado E., et al. (1998). Anger-related traits and response to interpersonal conflict among New York City traffic agents. Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 28, 2089-2118. Abstract

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