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fort for the employee, the overestimation of positiveresults can be corrected by embedding the test procedurein a broader program that includes a further study of each,80
positive finding. A second test, for example an individualinterview, can distinguish more precisely whether anemployee needs an intervention or not. This serial multi,60
testing [52] is quite popular in the regular health carefield, and can also be implemented in the practice of occu-pational health care.Sensitivity,40
Furthermore, an argument in favor of the application ofthe chosen cutoff point is the assumption that the induc-,20
tion of interventions can useful for all stressed employees.Interventions based on a physically-oriented approachlike relaxation and physical exercise aim at improving0,00
mental health by reducing physiological arousal [38].