نتایج جستجو برای: psychological climate

تعداد نتایج: 308679  

Journal: :Accident; analysis and prevention 2004
Oi-ling Siu David R Phillips Tat-wing Leung

This paper examines relations among safety climate (safety attitudes and communication), psychological strains (psychological distress and job satisfaction), and safety performance (self-reported accident rates and occupational injuries). A questionnaire was administered to construction workers from 27 construction sites in Hong Kong (N = 374, M = 366, F = 8, mean age =36.68 years). Data were c...

2004
SCOTT E. SEIBERT ALAN RANDOLPH

Most research to date has approached employee empowerment as an individual-level phenomenon. In this study we proposed a work-unit-level construct, empowerment climate, and tested a multiple-level model integrating macro and micro approaches to empowerment. Empowerment climate was shown to be empirically distinct from psychological empowerment and positively related to manager ratings of work-u...

2007
Kenneth R. Evans Timothy D. Landry Po-Chien Li Shaoming Zou

In this study, the authors propose a theory that incorporates the mediating effects of three important organizational sales-related psychological climate perceptions (e.g., the organization’s customer orientation, sales innovativeness, and sales supportiveness) to explain how sales force controls affect sales-related outcomes. Based on a survey of 293 salespeople and using path analysis, the au...

2015
Rachel L. White Peter M. Bennett

Mountainous regions are hotspots of terrestrial biodiversity. Unlike islands, which have been the focus of extensive research on extinction dynamics, fewer studies have examined mountain ranges even though they face increasing threats from human pressures - notably habitat conversion and climate change. Limits to the taxonomic and geographical extent and resolution of previously available infor...

2015
Mark C. Urban

Current predictions of extinction risks from climate change vary widely depending on the specific assumptions and geographic and taxonomic focus of each study. I synthesized published studies in order to estimate a global mean extinction rate and determine which factors contribute the greatest uncertainty to climate change–induced extinction risks. Results suggest that extinction risks will acc...

2015
A. Heymsfield D. Winker M. Vaughan G. Diskin R. Matthey ANDREW HEYMSFIELD GLENN DISKIN MIN DENG VALENTIN MITEV

An examination of 2yr of Cloud–Aerosol Lidar Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observations (CALIPSO) lidar observations and CloudSat cloud radar observations shows that ice clouds at temperatures below about 2458C frequently fall below the CloudSat radar’s detection threshold yet are readily detectable by the lidar. The CALIPSO icewater content (IWC)detection threshold is about 0.1 versus 5mgm for...

2014
Jennifer Jacquet Monica Dietrich John T. Jost

The United States wields disproportionate global influence in terms of carbon dioxide emissions and international climate policy. This makes it an especially important context in which to examine the interplay among social, psychological, and political factors in shaping attitudes and behaviors related to climate change. In this article, we review the emerging literature addressing the liberal-...

2016
Matthias Schleuning Jochen Fründ Oliver Schweiger Erik Welk Jörg Albrecht Matthias Albrecht Marion Beil Gita Benadi Nico Blüthgen Helge Bruelheide Katrin Böhning-Gaese D Matthias Dehling Carsten F Dormann Nina Exeler Nina Farwig Alexander Harpke Thomas Hickler Anselm Kratochwil Michael Kuhlmann Ingolf Kühn Denis Michez Sonja Mudri-Stojnić Michaela Plein Pierre Rasmont Angelika Schwabe Josef Settele Ante Vujić Christiane N Weiner Martin Wiemers Christian Hof

Impacts of climate change on individual species are increasingly well documented, but we lack understanding of how these effects propagate through ecological communities. Here we combine species distribution models with ecological network analyses to test potential impacts of climate change on >700 plant and animal species in pollination and seed-dispersal networks from central Europe. We disco...

2013
Ron W Nielsen aka Jan Nurzynski

Human influence on the environment is now so strong that a new geological era has been proposed (Crutzen & Stoermer, 2000), the Anthropocene, the Age of Man, the era shaped strongly, for the first time in human history, by humans. It is largely a destructive influence (Nielsen, 2005, 2006, 2007) threatening our own existence, the influence reflected in the human-mediated climate change, in the ...

2009
Roland Jansson

Human-induced climate change may threaten a large proportion of Earth's biota, but the uncertainties involved in projecting the future geographical distributions of species make quantitative predictions of extinction risk difficult to make. I discuss how insight from recent advances in macroecology and knowledge about species responses to past climate change can help predict extinction risks mo...

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