Journal of Applied Behavioral Science 1988 - Abstracts

Journal of Applied Behavioral Science 1988
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A longitudinal investigation of drug use and work patterns among middle-class, white adults. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesWhite, Helene Raskin, Aidala, Angela, Zablocki, Benjamin
A successful feminist shelter: a case study of the family crisis shelter in Hawaii.Social sciencesRodriguez, Noelie Maria
Characteristics influencing the visual analysis of single-subject data: an empirical analysis. (Methodological Observations on Applied Behavioral Science)Social sciencesGibson, Gwyneth, Ottenbacher, Kenneth
Cognitive, affective, and behavioral outcomes of participation in quality circles: conceptual and empirical findings.Social sciencesSteel, Robert P., Lloyd, Russell F.
Contrasting employee assistance, health promotion, and quality of work life programs and their effects on alcohol abuse and dependence. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesSonnenstuhl, William J.
Dealing with work stress and strain: is the perception of support more important than its use?Social sciencesJayaratne, Srinika, Himle, David, Chess, Wayne A.
Developing cooperative labor-management relations in unionized factories: a multiple case study of quality circles and parallel organizations within joint quality of work life projects.Social sciencesBushe, Gervase R.
Dispositional discretion or disparity: the juvenile probation officer's role in delinquency processing.Social sciencesReese, William A., II, Curtis, Russell L., Whitworth, James R.
Drinking behavior and risk factors related to the work place: implications for research and prevention. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesTrice, Harrison M., Sonnenstuhl, William J.
Employee assistance programs in context: an application of the constructive broker role. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesSteele, Paul D.
Holism and reductionism within applied behavioral science: the problem of clinical medicine.Social sciencesLyng, Stephen
Ideology and referral categories in employee assistance program research. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesTrice, Harrison M., Sonnenstuhl, William J., Staudenmeier, William J., Jr.
Implications of computer-aided design for work and performance.Social sciencesCollins, Paul D., King, Donald C.
Individual strategies for coping with stress during organizational transitions.Social sciencesAshford, Susan J.
Mitigating organizational contradictions: the role of mediatory myths.Social sciencesScheid-Cook, Teresa L.
Perceptions of an employee assistance program and employees' willingness to participate. (Substance abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesHarris, Michael M., Fennell, Mary L.
Promotion interest and willingness to sacrifice for promotion in a government agency.Social sciencesBaker, Peggy M., Markham, William T., Bonjean, Charles M., Corder, Judy
Purveyor organizations and the implementation of employee assistance programs. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesBlum, Terry C., Roman, Paul M.
Reactions to women in authority: the impact of gender on learning in group relations conferences.Social sciencesCorrea, Mary E., Klein, Edward B., Stone, Walter N., Astrachan, Joseph H., Kossek, Ellen E., Komarraju, Meera
Role making among married Mexican American women: issues of class and ethnicity.Social sciencesWilliams, Norma
Saluting in social context.Social sciencesJaffe, Alexandra
Schooling and learning: the place of learning in social theories of education. (Theoretical Observations on Applied Behavioral Science)Social sciencesNespor, Jan
Situational factors and alternative dispute resolution.Social sciencesRoss, William H., Jr.
Supervisory attitudes toward impaired workers: a factor analytic study of the Behavioral Index of Troubled Employees (BITE). (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesBayer, Gregory, Gerstein, Lawrence
The comparative analysis and aggregation of single-case data.Social sciencesJayaratine, Srinika, Tripodi, Tony, Talsma, Eugene
The facilitation of organizational change: an empirical study of factors predicting change agents' effectiveness.Social sciencesHamilton, Esther E.
The vertical construct validity of business economic performance measures.Social sciencesKeats, Barbara W.
Working under the influence (WUI): correlates of employees' use of alcohol and other drugs. (Substance Abuse and the Workplace: Special Attention to Employee Assistance Programs)Social sciencesHollinger, Richard C.
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