Linking organizational safety support and construction workers' safety behavior: The roles of safety motivation, emotional exhaustion and psychosocial safety climate

Liu, W; Meng, Q; Li, Z; Chong, H Y; Li, K and Tang, H (2025) Linking organizational safety support and construction workers' safety behavior: The roles of safety motivation, emotional exhaustion and psychosocial safety climate. Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, 32(10), pp. 6536-6565. ISSN 0969-9988

Item Type: Article
Uncontrolled Keywords: emotional exhaustion; organizational safety support; psychosocial safety climate; safety behavior; safety motivation
Index terms: safety behaviour, construction worker, motivation, safety climate
Subjects: occupational health and safety management, health safety and environment, psychology, practitioner
Topics: Roles and Professions, Human Resources, Health and Safety
Descriptive scope: 2 PC

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