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Victimisation and life satisfaction of gay and bisexual individuals in 44 European countries: the moderating role of country-level and person-level a…

2018

We examined the link between victimisation and life satisfaction for 85,301 gay and bisexual individuals across 44 European countries. We expected this negative link to be stronger when the internalised homonegativity of the victim was high (e.g. because the victim is more vulnerable) and weaker when victimisation occurs in countries that express intolerance towards homosexuality (e.g. because in such contexts victims expect victimisation more and they attribute it to their external environment). Additionally, we expected internalised homonegativity to relate negatively to life satisfaction. Multilevel analyses revealed that victimisation (i.e. verbal insults, threats of violence, minor or …

MaleHealth (social science)soziale Probleme050109 social psychologyPersonal Satisfaction20500Developmental psychologyviolenceddc:150Surveys and QuestionnairesPsychologyHomosexualityCrime VictimsGewaltSocial policymedia_common05 social sciencesHomosexualityhomosexualitypsychophysical stressLebenszufriedenheitEuropeanti-gay victimisation; internalised homonegativity; minority stress; European Values Study 2008 4th Wave Integrated Dataset. GESIS Data Archive Cologne Germany ZA4800 Dataset Version 2.0.0 (2010-11-30)Soziale Probleme und SozialdiensteBisexuality10700SozialpsychologieBisexualitätEuropa0305 other medical sciencePsychologySocial psychologyAdultSocial PsychologySocial ProblemsSexual BehaviorViktimisierungmedia_common.quotation_subjectsatisfaction with lifeMehrebenenanalyseViolenceStressVictimisation03 medical and health sciencesCountry levelHumans0501 psychology and cognitive sciences030505 public healthminorityvictimizationPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthLife satisfactionDiskriminierungMinority stressmulti-level analysisddc:360AttitudePsychologieMinderheitbisexualitySocial problems and servicesHomosexualitätdiscriminationCulture, Health & Sexuality
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Exploring the relationships between high involvement work system practices, work demands and emotional exhaustion: a multi-level study.

2016

This study explores the impact of enacted high involvement work systems (HIWS) practices on employee emotional exhaustion. This study hypothesized that work overload and job responsibility mediate the relationship between HIWS practices (ability, motivation, opportunity and work design HIWS practices) and employee emotional exhaustion. A total of 360 employees (nested within 49 work units) rated their feelings of work overload, job responsibility and emotional exhaustion. The line managers from these work units rated the enacted HIWS practices. Results indicate that ability- and motivation HIWS practices are positively related to work overload, and ability-, motivation- and work design HIWS…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementStrategy and Managementmedia_common.quotation_subjectEmotional exhaustionNEW-ZEALANDRESOURCE MANAGEMENT-PRACTICESMETAANALYTIC TESTEMPIRICAL-EXAMINATIONORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCEHIWSManagement of Technology and Innovation0502 economics and businesswork overloadBusiness and International ManagementEmotional exhaustionjob hindrances-challengesmedia_commonBLACK-BOX05 social sciences050209 industrial relationsJob designMental healthOccupational health psychologyManagementmulti-level analysisjob responsibilityFeelingWork (electrical)JOB DEMANDSMEDIATING MECHANISMSIndustrial relationsmacro- and micro-perspectiveVOLUNTARY TURNOVERPsychologyWork systemsMENTAL-HEALTHSocial psychology050203 business & managementLine managementThe International Journal of Human Resource Management
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