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Connectivity expectations as psychological contract terms in the digital workplace. [PDF]

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The Psychology of Working in Practice: A Theory of Change for a New Era

The Career Development Quarterly, 2019
This article advances the psychology of working theory by developing a parallel change‐based paradigm to guide interventions at the level of individuals (i.e., the psychology of working counseling) and systems (i.e., the psychology of working systemic intervention).
David L. Blustein, Maureen E. Kenny, Kelsey Autin, Ryan Duffy   +3 more
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Applying the Psychology of Working Theory for Transformative Career Education

Journal of Career Development, 2019
New models of career education are needed to prepare young people for changes and challenges in the world of work. We propose that the psychology of working framework/theory (PWF/PWT) has the potential to shape career education in transformative ways that are attentive to shifting dimensions of the local context and the marginalization of large ...
Maureen E. Kenny, David L. Blustein, Belle Liang, Timothy Klein, Quinn Etchie   +4 more
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Women of Color and decent work: An examination of psychology of working theory

The Career Development Quarterly, 2022
Abstract Women of Color (WOC) in the United States experience a unique form of intersecting oppression in the realm of work. Various previous studies have shown that WOC experience work objectively (e.g., wage disparity) and subjectively (e.g., compromised job satisfaction) differently than White women or Men of Color, indicating that WOC is less ...
Haram J. Kim, Victoria A. McNeil‐Young, Danni Wang, Ryan D. Duffy, Bailey D. Underill   +4 more
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The Psychology of Working Theory.

Journal of Counseling Psychology, 2016
In the current article, we build on research from vocational psychology, multicultural psychology, intersectionality, and the sociology of work to construct an empirically testable Psychology of Working Theory (PWT). Our central aim is to explain the work experiences of all individuals, but particularly people near or in poverty, people who face ...
Ryan D, Duffy, David L, Blustein, Matthew A, Diemer, Kelsey L, Autin   +3 more
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Working with a Consistent Psychological Theory

2020
This chapter discusses working from a shared theoretical orientation. This chapter addresses how all of the professionals on the team must be well versed in understanding the underlying psychological issues presented when someone has NVLD. Children with a learning disability such as NVLD are vulnerable to feeling inadequate, not accepted, and sometimes
Jessica Broitman, Miranda Melcher, Amy Margolis, John M. Davis   +3 more
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Theories of Psychological Stress at Work

2012
This chapter is about theories of work-related stress. Of course, throughout this Handbook, stress-related topics are discussed. However, in order to understand different theories and to give them a sense of time, place, and meaning, we attempt to explore them against the changes in how stress has come to be defined.
Dewe, Philip, O'Driscoll, Michael, Cooper, Cary   +2 more
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A Cross-Cultural Validation of Psychology of Working Theory With Turkish Working Adults

Journal of Career Assessment, 2023
Psychology of Working Theory (PWT) is a relatively new vocational theory applicable to various cultural contexts around the world. However, proper examination of the theory within a Turkish context has been limited due to measurement concerns. Thus, in the present studies, we aimed to first translate the most frequently used PWT measures into Turkish ...
Haram J. Kim, Aysenur Buyukgoze-Kavas, Ryan D. Duffy, Gianella Perez   +3 more
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