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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Work Environment Scale"”.
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ENVIRONMENTAL INGREDIENTS FOR DISASTER: DEVELOPING AND VALIDATING THE ALVARADO WORK ENVIRONMENT SCALE OF TOXICITY
… are aided by toxic followers with a toxic environment. Although the leader has been studied within this triangle, relatively little has been researched regarding the follower or the environment. Specifically, that there has been a lack of research in the organizational environment that …
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Perceptions of factors from MBA students at small regional universities that enhance, improve, and impact individual behavior as measured by environmental working scales
… goals as indicated by each area’s impact on the work environment scale. Research will consist of a questionnaire to graduate level students to determine at what level these factors are perceived to have an impact on this scale.
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Benefits of a Multi-Generational Workforce: Perceptions of Age-Friendly Work Environments
<p>Age-friendly workplaces (1) emphasize mutual respect and inclusion at work and (2) provide comprehensive support for employees of all ages by utilizing a combination of policies, procedures, settings, and/or structures to (3) remove the barriers that segregate by age group and (4) encourages …
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A study of burnout in certified public accountants in the southeast region of the United States
… years of employment, age, size of organization, work environment, salary level, engagement, gender, and burnout levels in certified public accountants in the southeast United States. Two survey instruments were used to administer the questions to participants including Maslach’s Burnout …
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Burnout Among Student Affairs Professionals at Metropolitan Universities
… the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), the Moos Work Environment Scale (WES), and a demographic survey were mailed to 371 senior student affairs administrators at the member institutions, with a completed response rate of 58.22%. The senior student affairs administrators surveyed included the …
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Relationship Between Employee Involvement Management Practices and Burnout Among Military Mental Health Providers
… Involvement Management Practices, Burnout, and work-related consequences of Burnout. The sample for this study was drawn from a population of Military Mental Health Providers in the United States Navy. Based on research information about work stress, direct service work, and the costs of …
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Job stress as it relates to social workers in a locked state mental health hospital
… the level of stress experienced by social workers employed in a locked mental health hospital. A comparative analysis was completed measuring the level of stress associated with the type of unit: acute or chronic.</p>
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Job stress as it relates to social workers in a locked state mental health hospital
… the level of stress experienced by social workers employed in a locked mental health hospital. A comparative analysis was completed measuring the level of stress associated with the type of unit: acute or chronic.</p>
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The Perceptions of Organizational Climate of Nursing Faculty Members and Nursing Education Administrators in Selected Diploma Schools of Nursing
… and implement and monitor changes in the work environment. If the climate of the organization and environment are understood, nursing education administration can create a structure and develop a climate that stimulates faculty achievement while maintaining satisfaction with the …
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The relationship between the social environment of an urban school district and its support of innovation and change
This study examined the social work environment and the innovation or change potential of administrators in a large midwestern school district. It examined three dimensions of the social work environment: (a) relationships, (b) personal growth, and (c) system maintenance and change. It also …
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Job-related stress and coping resources identified by new principals
… by public school principals, and elements of the work environment and personal coping mechanisms used to alleviate that stress. Specifically, the study sought to identify sources of job stress as defined by role overload, role insufficiency, role ambiguity, role boundary, responsibility, and …
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Burnout, work environment, and coping in surgical hospital nurses
… hospital, and its associations with a range of work environment variables and the ways in which nurses generally cope with their stress. This exploratory study took the form of a cross-sectional, correlational field survey, in which both quantitative and qualitative data were collected from …
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Managing for quality in clinical microbiology services.
The technical quality of the work performed in clinical microbiology laboratories is regularly monitored, by external and internal schemes. Among the factors which might affect quality, attitudes of the laboratory staff are rarely considered. In this study, three concepts recognised by occupational …
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The Relationship between creativity and job-related motivators in the Hong Kong hotel industry.
… motivators were adopted as the measurement of work, which includes both intrinsic motivators and extrinsic motivators. Moos' (1986) Work Environment Scale was adopted as the instrument to measure organisational climate. This instrument has three dimensions, the relationship dimension, the …