This study examines the relationship between perceptions of high-commitment HRM, person-organization (P-O) fit, organizational engagement, and deviant workplace behaviors. Drawing on social exchange theory (SET) P-O fit theory, a mediated moderation model is proposed in which moderates HRM which, turn, relates to Using two multilevel multisource datasets, from shipping management company (Study...

BACKGROUND To assess whether taking into account interaction synchrony would help to better differentiate autism (AD) from intellectual disability (ID) and typical development (TD) in family home movies of infants aged less than 18 months, we used computational methods. METHODOLOGY AND PRINCIPAL FINDINGS First, we analyzed interactive sequences extracted from home movies of children with AD (...

Introduction: Ramadan is a time when Muslims are expected to be calm and peaceful in daily life both mentally and physiologically. Some people believe that they should try to don’t have be involved in bad and deviant behaviors in Ramadan. As increasing social safety and reducing crime in society are the most important concerns of the authorities , psychologists, sociologists and governments, th...

OBJECTIVE We studied the extent to which parent marijuana use in adolescence is associated with marijuana use onset in offspring through contextual family and peer risks. METHOD Fathers assessed (n=93) since childhood, their 146 offspring (n=83 girls), and offspring's mothers (n=85) participated in a longitudinal study. Using discrete-time survival analysis, fathers' (prospectively measured) ...

The problem of learning behavior patterns from sensor data arises in many applications including smart environments, video surveillance, network analysis, human-robot interaction, and ambient assisted living. Our focus is on detecting behavior patterns that deviate from regular behaviors and might represent a security risk, health problem, or any other abnormal behavior contingency. In other wo...

We propose a novel temporal-based theory of how a painful social comparative emotion—job search envy—transmutes as deviant or normative job search behaviors (resume fraud or search effort). We theorize that as job searches progress across time or discrete events, temporal-based pressure increases via perceptions that situations are less changeable or more critical, propelling envious job seeker...

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES To describe the association between social and problem gambling and first criminal arrest by age 23 in a cohort of urban, mainly African-American youth. METHODS Data for this study were derived from several annual interviews being completed on a community sample of 617 participants during late adolescence until age 23. Information on gambling status, engagement in de...

This study evaluates the utility of Hagan's power-control theory for explaining substance use behaviors for a sample of American Indian adolescent males and females. Consistent with the theory, we found that patriarchal family form and the affective bond between father and daughter were significant predictors of female substance use behaviors. Compared to results from an analysis of non-Hispani...

Our study aimed to examine whether the relationship between emotional intimacy and collaborative behaviors (i.e., helping counterproductive behaviors) is mediated by organizational identification (cognitive affective). These relationships were investigated both among public private sector employees. The research was conducted on a sample of 269 employees (Mean age = 32.60), 128 participants fro...