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Psychology at Work:

International Review of Economics, 2017
We compare three wage–effort psychological games. In the first game, the agent’s motivation hinges on a degree of altruism influenced by the surprise generated by the principal’s wage offer. The agent works harder when the wage is greater than expected and vice versa when the wage is smaller than expected.
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Psychological Impact of Shift Work

Current Sleep Medicine Reports, 2018
Technology and globalization have been central forces driving the need for shift work. This review examines recent scientific developments that inform our understanding of how psychological process contribute to and are impacted by shift work.Nascent research is beginning to expand beyond circadian misalignment to elucidate the phenomenology of shift ...
Philip, Cheng, Christopher L, Drake
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Psychology of Men at Work

Annual Review of Psychology, 1968
er's dissonance theory and Adams' equity theory. Some attention continues to be focused on the Maslow-McGregor model, although it is infrequently tested. The trend noted in the three previous reviews in this area [Dunnette (33); Sells (151); Porter (128)] toward increasing emphasis on such areas as organizational behavior and group influences ...
P C, Smith, C J, Cranny
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Humanitarian Work Psychology

2012
Notes on Contributors An Introduction to Humanitarian Work Psychology S.C.Carr , J.M.De Guzman , S.Eltyeb , A.Furnham , M.MacLachlan , L.Marai & E.McAuliffe The Evolution of Industrial and Organizational Psychology W.Reichman & M.O'Neill Berry Justice at Work A.Furnham Facilitating the Process of Globally Distributed Development-Focused Research Teams ...
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Digital work psychology

2023
Les nouvelles formes de travail (travail hybride et distanciel, algorithmisation de l’activité, flex-office…) et l’arrivée de technologies émergentes (IA, robot, technologies immersives et ubiquitaires…) bousculent aujourd’hui profondément notre rapport au travail, à nous-mêmes ainsi qu’aux autres.Ce n’est pas seulement le contenu et la nature du ...
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Work and culture: Approaching cultural and work psychology

Culture & Psychology, 2016
In this article, we aim to explore the potential consequences of an approach to the theme of work that lies between culture psychology and work psychology. We argue that culture and work, considered as entities, have suffered from a process of mutual distancing over the course of history.
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Work Psychology

2023
Laura Dean, Fran Cousans
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Community psychology practice: Expanding the impact of psychology’s work.

American Psychologist, 2014
This article introduces the reader to community psychology practice by defining the field and its key principles and then illustrating through brief case stories what community psychology practice looks like in various employment settings. An exploration of the development of the field includes a review of the competencies of community psychology ...
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The Psychology of Working Life

2018
The Psychology of Working Life shows how, whether we like it or not, the way we work, and our feelings about it, play a fundamental role in overall well-being. From the use of psychometrics in recruiting the right candidate, to making working life more efficient, the book illustrates how work in industrialized societies continues to be founded upon ...
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