According to Peter Warr (1999, 2007a), the more the employees experience environmental determinants of health on the job, the less likely they are to experience:

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According to Peter Warr, if employees experience environmental determinants of health on the job, they are less likely to experience negative well-being. This means that choice A is the correct answer. There is no evidence to suggest that experiencing environmental determinants of health on the job affects job dissatisfaction (choice B), role conflict (choice C), or role ambiguity (choice D).

According to Peter Warr (1999, 2007a), the More the Employees