Elgar Encyclopedia of Occupational Health Psychology (en Inglés) - Cary Cooper;Paula Brough;Vicki L. Anderson

The scholarly field of occupational health psychology has emerged from the broad study of worker health and wellbeing, mixing concepts, theories and methods from occupational/organizational/business psychology and health psychology. Authoritative and comprehensive in scope, the Elgar Encyclopedia of Occupational Health Psychology offers definitions from job crafting, organizational justice, employee voice, workplace bullying, workplace health and wellbeing strategy, and interventions - to gig work, the four-day working week, remote and virtual work, entrepreneurship, technostress, and AI and Cobotics. This Encyclopedia is breaking new ground in helping to define this new field for psychologists across the globe.

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72 entries covering each of the central topics in occupational health psychologyEach entry provides a definition, key association, future directions and readings as a fundamental starting point for future research.All entries written by experts on occupational health psychology from around the world.