How team safety stressors affect proactive and prosocial safety behaviors: Felt safety responsibility and affective commitment as mediators

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How team safety stressors affect proactive and prosocial safety behaviors: Felt safety responsibility and affective commitment as mediators

Although research has thoroughly established that employees’ safety citizenship behaviors (SCBs) are critical to workplace safety, less is known about the patterns by which team-level safety stressors affect SCBs. Extending work stress theories to the team level, this study employs a multilevel mode...

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Main Authors:	Wang, Dan, Sheng, Zitong, Wang, Xueqing, Griffin, Mark, Zhang, Yiting, Wang, Ziying
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Elsevier 2021
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/89262

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