Workplace gaslighting: a construct for organizational research [PDF]
Scholarly interest in gaslighting research has surged across various domains, particularly after it was named the word of the year in 2022. Despite growing research on the topic of gaslighting, the literature on workplace gaslighting remains limited ...
Neha Popat, Jatin Pandey
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Workplace Gaslighting: Conceptualization, Development, and Validation of a Scale
IntroductionGaslighting is a form of abuse that has transgressed the realms of romantic relationships to the relationships at work. Despite the growing literature on abuse at work, the conceptualization and measurement of gaslighting at work have ...
Jatin Pandey
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Workplace gaslighting in nursing practice: a concept analysis [PDF]
Background Gaslighting is a subtle and insidious form of psychological abuse in the workplace that operates through the distortion or denial of reality and the induction of cognitive doubt, ultimately undermining individuals’ confidence in their ...
Hamed Gholizad Gougjehyaran +3 more
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The mediating role of gaslighting as a psychological violence between self-silencing and psychological distress [PDF]
Forming close relationships, a crucial developmental task during young adulthood, is considered to play a significant role in individuals’ mood disorder.
Ercan Aras, Meva Demir-Kaya
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Algorithmic gaslighting in healthcare: mechanisms, harms, and epistemic injustice in context [PDF]
Algorithmic systems are increasingly woven into healthcare, from triage applications to AI-enabled decision support tools. While such systems promise efficiency and diagnostic accuracy, they also perform a normative function: shaping whose knowledge is ...
Orhan Onder
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Emotion regulation and resilience in the relationship between gaslighting and mental well-being among Turkish young adults [PDF]
The aim of this study is to examine the predictive relationship with gaslighting exposure on psychological well-being among Turkish young adults and to test the roles of emotion regulation and psychological resilience as mediating psychological ...
Meva Demir Kaya +3 more
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Medical Gaslighting in Gastroenterology: A Narrative Review From Pediatric and Adult Practice [PDF]
Medical gaslighting, defined as the dismissal or minimization of patient-reported symptoms in the absence of adequate justification, has emerged as a relevant yet insufficiently examined phenomenon in gastroenterology.
Naveed Mustafa +3 more
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Medical gaslighting as a threat to beneficence and patient autonomy: a qualitative study [PDF]
Background Medical gaslighting- a phenomenon where healthcare professionals dismiss or minimize patients’ symptoms- has garnered increasing attention due to its potential to cause significant harm to patients.
Ya’arit Bokek-Cohen, Gillie Gabay
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Reframing Patient and Parental Experience in Pediatric Healthcare: Medical Gaslighting as a Diagnostic Safety Vulnerability [PDF]
Medical gaslighting has emerged as a widely used term describing situations in which patients or caregivers perceive that their symptoms are minimized, dismissed, or prematurely attributed to psychological causes without adequate clinical evaluation ...
Susmitha Nagula +3 more
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Why are we willing to tolerate manipulation? Love addiction and perceived acceptability of gaslighting: the mediating effects of sense of giving and relationship power [PDF]
ObjectiveThis study investigates how love addiction influences individuals’ perceived acceptability of gaslighting in romantic relationships, focusing on the mediating roles of sense of giving and relationship power.MethodsSurveys were administered ...
Yuxiao Wang +8 more
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