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Melissa J. Perry

9 works· latest 2012· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-5905-8149

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Humanitarian Relief Workers and Trauma-related Mental Illness2011 · 307 citations
Association between Interpersonal Trust, Reciprocity, and Depression in South Korea: A Prospective Analysis2012 · 164 citations
The relationship between social class and mental disorder1996 · 59 citations
Enhancing social diffusion theory as a basis for prevention intervention: A conceptual and strategic framework1995 · 56 citations
Intimate Partner Abuse Perpetrated by Employees.2004 · 23 citations

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Association between perceived union connection and upper body musculoskeletal pains among unionized construction apprentices

American Journal of Industrial Medicine·2012·3 authors·Open access

6citations

Association between Interpersonal Trust, Reciprocity, and Depression in South Korea: A Prospective Analysis

PLoS ONE·2012·5 authors·Open access

164citations

Humanitarian Relief Workers and Trauma-related Mental Illness

Epidemiologic Reviews·2011·4 authors·review

307citations

Intimate Partner Abuse Perpetrated by Employees.

Journal of Occupational Health Psychology·2004·2 authors

23citations

Economic and social causes of sexism and of the exploitation of women

Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology·1998·2 authors

16citations

The relationship between social class and mental disorder

The Journal of Primary Prevention·1996·1 author

59citations

Enhancing social diffusion theory as a basis for prevention intervention: A conceptual and strategic framework

Applied and Preventive Psychology·1995·11 authors

56citations

Changing Course Without Rocking the Boat

Contemporary Psychology·1995·2 authors

4citations

On "the science of prevention."

American Psychologist·1994·2 authors

12citations