Browsing PhD Dissertations by Thesis (Degree/Level) "Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial/Organizational Psychology"

Browsing PhD Dissertations by Thesis (Degree/Level) "Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial/Organizational Psychology"

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    Understanding how young workers recover from workplace aggression and violence 
    Teed, Michael (Halifax, N.S. : Saint Mary's University, 2013)
    Three studies were conducted to examine how young workers experienced and dealt with workplace aggression and violence. The first study consisted of 190 young adults employed in a movie theatre who completed a brief survey. ...

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    Understanding unethical behaviour in the workplace : the CUBT model 
    Al-Hamdani, Mohammed A. (Saint Mary's University, 2017)
    Despite the advances in research on social contagions, personality and contextual factors, there has been no attempt to test the effect of coworker contagion on unethical behaviour in a comprehensive model. There is also ...

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    With a little help from my boss : supervisors as resource-facilitators 
    Dimoff, Jennifer K., 1989- (Halifax, N.S. : Saint Mary's University, 2016)
    Employee mental health problems are among the most costly issues facing employers in the developed world. In North America, mental health problems directly affect 1 in 5 people and are the leading cause of workplace ...

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    Work conflict : meaning, measurement, and management 
    LeBlanc, Diane Elizabeth (Halifax, N.S. : Saint Mary's University, 2018)
    Scholars have explored conflict work conflict for more than 70 years and yet the basis for this research—a definition and severity scale—are not available. The absence of such a measure limits research linking the psychological ...