Workplace Aggression
Horizontal Workplace Aggression and Coworker Social Support Related to Work-Family Conflict and Turnover Intentions
... horizontal aggression, but is less effective under conditions of high horizontal workplace ...horizontal workplace aggression and high horizontal workplace ...horizontal ...
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The financial burden of psychosocial workplace aggression: a systematic review of cost of illness studies
... of workplace aggression to society could yield important insights into the magnitude of this occupational ...psychosocial workplace aggression at the individual- and ...psychosocial ...
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The financial burden of psychosocial workplace aggression: a systematic review of cost-of-illness studies
... The literature on psychosocial workplace aggression bears witness to a proliferation of conceptually overlapping constructs (Hershcovis et al., 2007; Hershcovis, 2011; Nielsen & Einarsen, 2012; Tepper ...
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Workplace Aggression Behaviors, Organizational Justice, and Intention to Leave Among U.S. Telecommunications Workers
... 3-31-2010 Workplace Aggression Behaviors, Organizational Justice, and Workplace Aggression Behaviors, Organizational Justice, and Intention to Leave Among ...
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Workplace Aggression, Safety Performance, And Safety Outcomes, Mediated By Burnout And Moderated By Psychological Capital (psycap)
... between workplace aggression and both the outcomes when PsyCap was reported to be high leads to a different ...interpret workplace aggression as an act of hostility, especially when many of ...
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Coping mechanisms toward workplace aggression in the public sector: The case study of Indonesian street-level bureaucrats
... from workplace aggression (such as cynicism or compassion towards clients) have been extensively studied in the literatures of occupational psychology or organizational behaviors (Fredericksen and McCorkle, ...
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Is Cyberloafing More Complex than we Originally Thought? Cyberloafing as a Coping Response to Workplace Aggression Exposure
... Workplace aggression refers to verbal or physical behaviors directed towards another employee with the intention of causing harm (Schat & Kelloway, ...Verbal aggression includes behaviors such as ...
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First, do no harm : The role of negative emotions and moral disengagement in understanding the relationship between workplace aggression and misbehavior
... displaced aggression ( Berkowitz, 1989 ) and the excitation transfer paradigm, it is likely that targets of aggression could dislocate the anger activation to others individuals in other ...from ...
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‘First, Do No Harm’: The Role of Negative Emotions and Moral Disengagement in Understanding the Relationship Between Workplace Aggression and Misbehavior
... displaced aggression ( Berkowitz, 1989 ) and the excitation transfer paradigm, it is likely that targets of aggression could dislocate the anger activation to others individuals in other ...from ...
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Assessing the Effects of Workplace Aggression and Normative Unethical Behaviors on Counselors\u27 Perceptions of Ethicality using an Integrative Understanding of Morality
... orkplace aggression, exposure to normative unethical behaviors, and an integrated modal o f m orality constitute some o f these factors that warrant further ...orkplace aggression and exposure to normative ...
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An Examination of Workplace Aggression, Job Performance, and Flow-States
... current workplace aggression findings can be ...workpalce aggression research needs to invistigate how it impacts the workforce planning elements of an organizaiton, with a focus on understanding ...
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Workplace Aggression: A Reconceptualization of The Construct & an Exploration of Strain Based Outcomes
... research, workplace bullying has been strongly linked to a wide variety of strain-based outcomes, each of which can impact the ability of an individual and the organization to function in a manner that is ...
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The effects of abusive supervision and social support on workplace aggression
... of workplace aggression and its negative impact on individuals within the organization, researchers have focused on ways to identify situational factors and individual factors that predict workplace ...
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Testing and Expanding an Emotion-Centered Model of Workplace Aggression: The Moderating Effects of Perceived Intensity and Social Support in the Workplace
... of workplace aggression have shown a similar relationship with affective commitment including studies of workplace violence (Marrs, 1999), mobbing (Cantisano, Dominguez & Galan, 2006), and ...
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AGGRESSION AT THE WORKPLACE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ABUSIVE ENCOUNTER WITH COWORKERS AND CLIENTS
... tween aggression at work and outcomes differs depending on the studied professional ...of workplace aggression on the level of burnout and mental health status is stronger in public service ...of ...
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The Object of My Aggression: Sexual Objectification Increases Physical Aggression Towards Women
... increased aggression towards objectified ...facilitate aggression (Cikara, Eberhardt, & Fiske, 2011; Heflick & Goldenberg, ...The aggression-facilitating effects of objectification may be ...
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Aggression: Problems with Definitions
... The actual behavioural sequences involved in each are different and triggered by the demands of the situation. Is the problem how to fight a competitor male or to defend against a predator or to kill prey? Thus stags ...
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Aggression Against Ukraine
... of aggression and its implications not only for further emboldened behaviour by Russia but also in the context of setting “standards” that are intrinsically at odds with the current legal order, the importance of ...
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Psychological Correlates of Aggression
... (Positive aggression). Negative peer characteristics (e.g., negative aggression, low academic competence) increase the risk for maladjustment (Cairns & Cairns 2001), while positive peer characteristics ...
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Is alcohol-related aggression related to automatic alcohol-power or alcohol-aggression associations?
... own aggression, or to contextual associations they have about alcohol (Han et ...of aggression-related stimuli the need for control is more strongly signaled in response-conflict situations, due to higher ...
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