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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Well-being at work"”.

  1. Psychopathic traits in managers: Implications for employees' motivation, performance, and well-being at work

    Psychopathy is a form of personality pathology that has captured the attention of researchers for decades. Yet, it is only recently that researchers have become interested in looking at psychopathy in the organisational context, amongst those in managerial or other formal leadership positions. This …

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  2. Influence of Self-Care for Remote Working Women: A Phemenological Study

    This Dissertation in Practice (DIP) research explores the dual responsibility of remote working women and organizations in normalizing self-care and establishing healthy work–life boundaries. The purpose of the study is to examine how personal self-care practices intersect with organizational …

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  3. Áhrif skóla án aðgreiningar á vinnuumhverfi og líðan kennara

    Tilgangur þessarar eigindlegu rannsóknar snýr að því að skoða helstu álags og streituvalda í kennarastarfinu og áhrif skóla án aðgreiningar á kennarastarfið. Tilgangur er líka að skoða hvaða bjargráðum kennarar búa yfir til þess að takast á við áskoranir skóla án aðgreiningar. Rannsóknin byggir á …

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  4. School Employees’ Perceptions Of Organizational Support During A Critical Incident

    <p>The purpose of this qualitative case study was to discover the lived experiences and perceived organizational support (POS) of school employees’ during the abrupt transition to remote education instruction resulting from a critical incident such as COVID-19. In direct connection, this study’s …

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