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Journal of Business ResearchThis paper examines the Conservation of Resources (COR) theory and the Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) theory to understand and predict employee well-being and performance. COR theory suggests that individuals aim to acquire, protect, and maximize resources to reduce psychological distress and prevent burnout. JD-R theory posits that balancing job demands
Evangelia Demerouti
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Hope during the COVID-19 lockdown – the role of organization interventions [PDF]
Management Matters, 2023 Purpose – The study aims to investigate organization interventions experienced by employees during the lockdown for Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19), and the effect of these organization interventions on
Vathsala Wickramasinghe +1 more
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‘Everything takes too long and nobody is listening’: Developing theory to understand the impact of advice on stress and the ability to cope [PDF]
, 2020 Shrinking state spending in the UK has been accompanied by a profound restructuring of the welfare system, leading to financial insecurity for many people, culminating in extreme stress and serious deterioration of physical and mental health.
Carr, Susan +5 more
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Losses and gains among adult Poles during the COVID-19 pandemic
Journal of Modern Science, 2022 Objectives The COVID-19 pandemic causes severe stress that disrupts the lives of many people. The presented research, based on the conservation of resources theory, was carried out to identify the areas of gains and losses in resources among adult Poles ...
Danuta Iwona Wosik-Kawala +1 more
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BMC Psychology, 2023 Background Conservation of resources theory (COR) establishes a link between resource loss and the stress response. The aim of this study was to assess the contribution of resource loss in the form of home damage and the choice of active or passive ...
Ajana Löw +2 more
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The Experiences of Minority Immigrant Families Receiving Child Welfare Services: Seeking to Understand How to Reduce Risk and Increase Protective Factors [PDF]
, 2009 Wide recognition that families in the child welfare system experience multiple stressors has resulted in the development of a range of prevention and intervention strategies at individual, family, and policy levels.1 This article reports on a research ...
Alaggia, Ramona +2 more
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Health Psychology Report, 2016 Background The psychological perspective plays a crucial role in designing therapy for people suffering from multiple sclerosis. The aim of the article is to distinguish different psychological profiles of patients. Participants and procedure The
Natalia Nowaczyk, Lidia Cierpiałkowska
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Designing behaviourally informed policies for land stewardship: A new paradigm [PDF]
, 2015 This paper argues the case for a new approach to the stewardship of land resources that uses behavioural science theory to support the design and application of policies that facilitate changes in behaviour by those who develop policy and the farmers who
Becker, John, Crofts, R, Hine, Don W
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Does mental health limit organizational behavior, or not? A study drawn on resource conservation
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 The current study is rooted in the theory of conservation of resources, exploring the associations between mental health factors namely stress, anxiety and depression with organizational citizenship behavior and counterproductive wok behavior.
Aarthi Chandrasantha Singh +1 more
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Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, 2019 The recession suffered in the western world since 2007 has left thousands of people unemployed. One of the countries most affected by unemployment is Spain and specially its young population (34.7%).
María Dolores Merino +2 more
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