Occupational Psychology

Research Methods in Occupational Health Psychology

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Work engagement: an emerging concept in occupational health psychology.

This position paper introduces the emerging concept of work engagement: a positive, fulfilling, affectivemotivational state of work-related well-being that is characterized by vigour, dedication, and absorption. Although there are different views of work engagement, most scholars agree that engaged employees have high levels of energy and identify strongly with their work. The most often used i...

Assessing methodological quality and biological plausibility in occupational health psychology.

Physicians’ professional performance: an occupational health psychology perspective

INTRODUCTION Physician work engagement is considered to benefit physicians' professional performance in clinical teaching practice. Following an occupational health psychology perspective, this PhD report presents research on how physicians' professional performance in both doctor and teacher roles can be facilitated by work engagement and how work engagement is facilitated by job resources and...

Emerging trends and future directions in Occupational Psychology

There is little doubt that the work environment is changing and that work life has undergone a dramatic transformation during the 20th century. With this in mind, it is probable that the future of work will also look remarkably different; but making ‘predictions’ regarding future directions in Occupational Psychology will most likely be inaccurate. Think, for example, that in the 1970s it was s...