Objectives The aim of this review was to assess the possible risk factors arising from working
conditions, that could have an impact on the stress, fear, and anxiety of construction workers …

Purpose Current research on mental health in the construction industry is fragmented,
making it difficult to obtain a complete picture of young construction workers' mental health …

Research on mental health in the construction industry has accelerated recently, and
findings reveal that the mental health of construction employees is poor. However, very little …

Young construction workers employ different practices to cope with psychosocial risks, most
of which prevent them from achieving mental well-being. Managing this problem has been a …

Purpose Although many health and safety (H&S) studies have widely examined safety risk
perception in the construction industry, few studies have explored how this perception …

Purpose Promoting positive mental health is increasingly being encouraged as the focus of
research and policies on the mental health of construction personnel. Most measures of …

Purpose The construction industry has more propensity to negatively affect employees'
physical–mental well-being due to the inherently intense and demanding nature of the work …

The issue of suicide in the construction industry is given a high priority since most of the
suicide victims in the sector are young individuals, who consist of the most energetic …

This study focuses on an important issue of the mental health of white-collar construction
workers, a concern that has grown more serious following the COVID-19 pandemic …

Mental health in the construction industry has gained increasing attention in academic
research. However, previous studies have largely focused on selective mental health issues …