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1. The study examined the physical and psychosocial effects of ergonomic workstation changes in two apparel manufacturing plants compared to a control plant. 2. Workers who received ergonomic adjustments experienced small improvements in posture and slightly increased productivity but trends toward reduced physical demands, time-related work limitations, and fatigue in certain body parts. 3. There were no significant changes observed in the control plant that did not receive ergonomic adjustments.
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