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SN Social Sciences. 1
In an exploratory study, the current research applies the ecosystem concept to frame and understand the academic context and faculty experiences. Cluster analysis and follow-up hypothesis testing provide a compelling and consistent pattern of finding
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Organizational Psychology Review. 7:227-249
Scholars have generally neglected the importance of the subjective aspects of time in the field of work stress. In this paper we analyze the joint effects of employee perceptions of subjective time and cultural, organizational, individual, and situat
Autor:
Kate E. Dykhuis, Linda H. Slowik, Lisa R Miller-Matero, Maren E. Hyde-Nolan, Kelly Bryce, Anne Eshelman
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Psychosomatics. 60(3)
Background Approximately half of Americans have inadequate health literacy, which leads to poorer health outcomes. Health numeracy is an important component of literacy, which reflects one's ability to understand and manipulate numbers. This is espec
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Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic. 82(1)
Carefully listening to the patient is of paramount importance for psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. The present study explored whether patient vocalization as well as the gender of the analyst play significant roles in clinical listeni
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Journal of Environmental Psychology. 36:144-152
This research examined a model in which experience of privacy served as a mediator between architectural privacy and emotional exhaustion in the workplace and personalization of one's workspace served as a moderator, mitigating the adverse effect of
Autor:
Linda H. Slowik, Sheri Pickover
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Adultspan Journal. 12:113-123
Clients coping with mortgage foreclosure suffer from multiple losses, including the loss of placement attachment, neighborhood, and trust in organizations. These losses can result in depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, and complicated grief. Coun
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Journal of Organizational Behavior. 28:911-927
Leading theories of job design have neglected to incorporate the important context of time into their premises, hindering these theories' explanatory power and utility. We demonstrate how systematically incorporating the context of time, in relation
Autor:
Naftali Avital, Zipi Shperling, Haim Ailan Ben-David, Yitzhak Fried, Uri Yeverechyahu, Cheryl Franz, Linda H. Slowik
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Human Relations. 56:787-805
In a longitudinal field study of a random sample of employees in an organization undergoing major restructuring and downsizing, we investigated the moderating influence of job security on the effect of role clarity on employee performance. The result
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Journal of Occupational and Organizational Psychology. 74:359-372
We have attempted to explore the inconsistent results in the literature concerning employee reactions to workspace density by examining the simultaneous moderating effects of job complexity and organizational tenure on the relationship between worksp
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Journal of Vocational Behavior. 54:233-243
Based upon theories of work adjustment and personality, we hypothesized that openness to experience and interpersonal satisfaction at work would interact to produce changes in job decision latitude over time. This hypothesis was tested in both a larg