S. Snook

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A proposed standard procedure for static muscle strength testing.

D. Chaffin, L. Laubach, D. Wasserman, 1974, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal.

A study of three preventive approaches to low back injury.

S. Snook, R. A. Campanelli, J. Hart, 1978, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

The cost of disability.

S. Snook, B. Webster, 1987, Clinical orthopaedics and related research.

The cost of compensable low back pain.

S H Snook, S. Snook, B. Webster, 1990, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

The Cost of 1989 Workers' Compensation Low Back Pain Claims

S. Snook, B. Webster, 1994, Spine.

Maximum acceptable weight of lift.

S. Snook, C. Irvine, 1967, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal.

Maximum weights and work loads acceptable to female workers.

S. Snook, V. M. Ciriello, 1974, Occupational health nursing.

The design of manual handling tasks.

S. Snook, 1978, Ergonomics.

A single metric for quantifying biomechanical stress in repetitive motions and exertions.

S H Snook, R G Radwin, R. Radwin, 1997, Ergonomics.

Psychophysical study of six hand movements

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 2001, Ergonomics.

Comparison of Different Approaches for the Prevention of Low Back Pain

S. Snook, Stover Hoffman Snook, 1988 .

Psychophysical studies of repetitive wrist flexion and extension.

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 1995, Ergonomics.

Psychophysical acceptability as a constraint in manual working capacity.

S H Snook, S. Snook, 1985, Ergonomics.

Challenges in assessing risk factors in epidemiologic studies on back disorders.

S H Snook, F A Fathallah, F. Fathallah, 1997, American journal of industrial medicine.

Peroperative three-dimensional correction of idiopathic scoliosis with the Cotrel-Dubousset procedure.

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 1995 .

The Ergonomic Implications of Controlling Early Morning Lumbar Flexion to Reduce Chronic, Non-Specific Low Back Pain

R. McGorry, S. Snook, B. Webster, 2000 .

Meteorological Conditions and Self‐Report of Low Back Pain

E. Clancy, R. McGorry, S. Snook, 1998, Spine.

Approaches to preplacement testing and selection of workers.

S H Snook, S. Snook, 1987, Ergonomics.

Psychophysical considerations in permissible loads.

S H Snook, S. Snook, 1985, Ergonomics.

Maximum weights and work loads acceptable to male industrial workers. A study of lifting, lowering, pushing, pulling, carrying, and walking tasks.

S H Snook, C H Irvine, S F Bass, 1970, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal.

The cost of compensable upper extremity cumulative trauma disorders.

S H Snook, S. Snook, B. Webster, 1994, Journal of occupational medicine. : official publication of the Industrial Medical Association.

Examination of the effect of tool mass and work postures on perceived exertion for a screw driving task

Thomas J. Armstrong, Stover H. Snook, Sheryl S. Ulin, 1993 .

Perceived exertion and discomfort associated with driving screws at various work locations and at different work frequencies.

S H Snook, S S Ulin, T J Armstrong, 1993, Ergonomics.

Preferred Tool Shapes for Various Horizontal and Vertical Work Locations

Thomas J. Armstrong, Stover H. Snook, Sheryl S. Ulin, 1992 .

The Role of Ergonomics in Reducing Low Back Pain and Disability in the Workplace

S. Snook, 2005 .

The design of manual handling tasks: revised tables of maximum acceptable weights and forces.

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 1991, Ergonomics.

A review of machine-guarding recommendations.

S H Snook, S. Snook, D. R. Vaillancourt, 1995, Applied ergonomics.

S. Snook, 2004, Journal of electromyography and kinesiology : official journal of the International Society of Electrophysiological Kinesiology.

Self-Care Guidelines for the Management of Nonspecific Low Back Pain

S. Snook, 2004, Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation.

Psychophysical Assessment of Simulated Assembly Line Work: Combinations of Transferring and Screw Driving Tasks

Thomas J. Armstrong, Stover H. Snook, Sheila Krawczyk, 1993 .

The Reduction of Chronic Nonspecific Low Back Pain Through the Control of Early Morning Lumbar Flexion: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Maxwell T. Fogleman, R. McGorry, S. Snook, 1998, Spine.

The Role of Psychosocial Factors in Occupational Musculoskeletal Disorders

W. Marras, F. Fathallah, S. Snook, 1996 .

Psychophysical Studies of Physiological Fatigue Criteria1

S H Snook, C H Irvine, S. Snook, 1969, Human factors.

A Study of Size, Distance, Height, and Frequency Effects on Manual Handling Tasks

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 1983, Human factors.

The effects of task duration on psychophysically-determined maximum acceptable weights and forces.

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 1990, Ergonomics.

The relation between pain intensity, disability, and the episodic nature of chronic and recurrent low back pain.

R. McGorry, S. Snook, B. Webster, 2000, Spine.

The Ergonomics Society The Society's Lecture 1978. THE DESIGN OF MANUAL HANDLING TASKS

Stover H. Snook, S. Snook, 1978 .

Maximum acceptable forces for repetitive wrist extension with a pinch grip

Stover H. Snook, Vincent M. Ciriello, Barbara S. Webster, 1999 .

Maximum acceptable forces for repetitive ulnar deviation of the wrist.

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, S. Snook, 1997, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal.

Further Studies of Psychophysically Determined Maximum Acceptable Weights and Forces

S H Snook, V M Ciriello, G J Hughes, 1993, Human factors.

Accuracy of Pain Recall in Chronic and Recurrent Low Back Pain

R. McGorry, S. Snook, B. Webster, 1999, Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation.

The Effects of Age and Physique on Continuous-Work Capacity

S H Snook, S. Snook, 1971, Human factors.

Maximum frequency of lift acceptable to male industrial workers.

S H Snook, C H Irvine, S. Snook, 1968, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal.

Perceived exertion and discomfort versus work height with a pistol-shaped screwdriver.

S H Snook, S S Ulin, T J Armstrong, 1990, American Industrial Hygiene Association journal.