The mediating effect of perceived organizational support on espoused safety attitudes: a field study

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Title: The mediating effect of perceived organizational support on espoused safety attitudes: a field study
Author: Apodaca, Steven P.
Description: This research examined a proposed mediated model of safety attitudes and perceived organizational support in affecting safety outcomes in a population of nurses within a West Texas community hospital . Participants completed questionnaires pertaining to the aforementioned measures , and supervisors were solicited to complete a questionnaire pertaining to safety behaviors of subordinates within their respective departments . Data analysis revealed significant correlations among safety attitudes and perceived organizational support but failed to show support for a mediated model . Explanations as to why hypotheses were not supported are discussed , as well as avenues for future research .
URI: http : / /hdl .handle .net /2346 .1 /ETD -ASU -2010 -05 -7
Date: 2012-11-20

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The mediating effect of perceived organizational support on espoused safety attitudes: a field study. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /2346 .1 /ETD -ASU -2010 -05 -7 .

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