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| Introduction | 1 | |
| Ch. 1 | Routine Activities Theory | 7 |
| Theoretical Elements | 8 | |
| Empirical Research | 12 | |
| Domain-Specific Victimization Models | 18 | |
| Property v. Personal Crime | 24 | |
| Integrating Other Theories | 32 | |
| Micro v. Macro-Level Explanations | 34 | |
| Ch. II | Violence in the Workplace | 37 |
| Setting | 38 | |
| Environmental & Situational Factors | 40 | |
| Individual Traits | 40 | |
| Role of Mental Illness | 41 | |
| Evaluation of the Workplace Violence Literature | 48 | |
| Ch. III | Research Methodology | 53 |
| Research Design & Questions | 53 | |
| Sampling Issues | 58 | |
| Questionnaire | 63 | |
| Pretesting Questionnaire & Use of Qualitative Methods | 65 | |
| Administration of Survey | 66 | |
| Human Subjects Issues | 67 |
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Dominic Spinale
reviewed Workplace Violence and Mental Illness on April 22, 2009
Workplace Violence and Mental Illness
Sparse, written for the action-oriented, to use his own terminology. I would have liked more examples of how the situation plays out with a manager of one orientation and employees of another. There is a faux-case study that is revisited throughout the book but the "voice" is off, it gives the same judgmental attitude to every "character," when I think only some of them would think that way. Useful paradigms: "ascribed" versus "achieved" authority; and the model of action/ process/ task/ role orientation.
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