Introduction; I: New Challenges for Occupational Health Psychology; 1: A Short History of Occupational Health Psychology: A Biographical Approach; 2: Well-Being at Work, a New Way of Doing Things? A Journey through Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; 3: The Changing World of Work and Occupational Health; 4: Stress Medicine: From Bench to Bedside; II: Work and Dispositional Occupation Sources of Health; 5: Work Hours, Work Intensity and Work Addiction: Risks and Rewards 1; 6: Gender Differences in Burnout: A Literature Review; 7: American Adolescents in the Workplace: Exploration of Health-Related Psychosocial Issues; 8: Emotional Intelligence as a Personality Trait; 9: Self-Efficacy as a Central Psychological Capacity within the Construct of Positive Organizational Behavior: Its Impact on Work; 10: Professional Efficacy and Social Support in Nurses During the SARS Crisis in Canada and China; III: Health, Management and Organizational Effectiveness; 11: An Integrative Framework of Supervisor Responses to Workgroup Conflict; 12: Determinants of Work Satisfaction, and Physical and Psychological Health in German Managers; 13: Employee Health and Presenteeism: The Challenge for Human Resources Management; 14: Non-Standard Work Schedules and Retention Management; IV: Job Insecurity, Unemployment and Mental Health; 15: Health Effects of Unemployment and Job Insecurity; 16: Job Insecurity: Implications for Occupational Health and Safety; 17: Mental Health and Unemployment: The Coping Perspective; V: Specific Issues of Occupational Health Psychology; 18: Brain versus Nature: How the Internet Affects Physical Activity; 19: Health Professionals and Community Stigma toward People who Engage in Substance Abuse; 20: Immigration, Acculturation and Responses to Perceived Employment Discrimination: A Study of Albanian and Bulgarian Immigrants in Greece.