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Association between bullying at work and mental disorders: gender differences in the Italian people
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 10/30/09

Nolfe G et al. – In the male gender, the psychiatric disturbances are more correlated to bullying at the workplace and this datum is especially linked to the gender differences found in the relationship between severity of bullying and adjustment disorders. Among female employees the psychopathological dimensions could be linked with a more multifactorial genesis in relation to their psychosocial role in the cultural context examined (Southern Italy).

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