Quakers and Native Americans

Gallup-Díaz, Ignacio; Plank, Geoffrey

doi:10.1163/9789004388178

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“…It is not included among the occupational diseases mentioned in the decree n°919-99 (Ministry of Social Development, Solidarity, Employment and Vocational Training, 1999). And yet, 44% of Moroccans claim to be in a bad state, 51% of which is caused by stress (Gallup, 2019). In addition, 48% of interviewees said that they had experienced too much stress the day before the survey, ranking Morocco 28th in the world according to the Gallup study.…”

Section: Psychosocial Risks In the Moroccan Context: A Focus On Stressmentioning

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The Impact of Occupational Stress on Employees’ Performance and Customer Value Creation: Case of an American Multinational Company Subsidiary in Morocco

2022

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This paper intends to determine the extent to which occupational stress impacts individual performance, and whether it affects the customer value creation. The objective is to shine new light on the occupational stress challenges through examining an American multinational company based in Morocco. Therefore, the key question of this study asks the way the occupational stress affects individual performance, and consequently, customer value. A qualitative methodology is adopted and a specific interview guide was developed. The main finding shows a high level of customer value creation is only possible through ensuring a non-stressful working environment, a prerequisite for employees' performance.

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Section: Psychosocial Risks In the Moroccan Context: A Focus On Stressmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Occupational Stress on Employees’ Performance and Customer Value Creation: Case of an American Multinational Company Subsidiary in Morocco

2022

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“…Meanwhile, a global report conducted by Gallup, revealed that only 71% of respondents in Vietnam believed that vaccines are safe (Gallup, 2019). A severe measles outbreak in Hanoi in 2014 killed at least 133 children (Phan Anh, 2019).…”

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Representation of autism in Vietnamese online news media between 2006 and 2016

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2020

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Being a parent advocate of the rights of children with autism, I have witnessed how the Vietnamese news media perpetuate misrepresentation, misinformation and disinformation about autism. As the first media study of its kind in Vietnam, this thesis set out to describe, interpret and explain the issue of misrepresentation, misinformation and disinformation about autism in the Vietnamese online news media between 2006 and 2016.

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“…As a LMIC country in transition, where around half of the population is dissatisfied with the health system (Footman et al, 2013) and one-quarter of the population does not trust doctors and nurses (Wellcome Global Monitor, 2019), Armenia makes an ideal case for tackling the research question posed. On top of the low trust in the healthcare system, Armenia is characterized by relatively high levels of poverty (23.5%; Armstat, 2019) and corruption (Gallup, 2019). That being said, the share of Government expenditure devoted to public health in Armenia is lower than the world average (e.g., Lavado et al, 2018), 5 which implies that the public healthcare system in Armenia is not in good shape to fight COVID-19 once the cases increase.…”

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Trust in the Healthcare System and COVID-19 Treatment in the Developing World. Survey and Experimental Evidence from Armenia

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C oncerns are loom ing that the healthcare system s in low-and m iddleincom e countries (LM IC s) are m ostly unprepared to com bat C O V ID-19 because of lim ited resources. T he problem s in LM IC s are exacerbated by the fact that citizens in these countries generally exhibit low trust in the healthcare system , w hich could trigger a num ber of uncooperative behaviors. In this paper, w e focus on one such behavior and investigate the relationship betw een trust in the healthcare system and the likelihood of potential treatm ent-seeking behavior upon the appearance of the first sym ptom s of C O V ID -19. First, w e provide m otivating evidence from a unique national on-line survey adm inistered in A rm enia -a post-Soviet LM IC country. W e then present results from a large-scale survey experim ent in A rm enia that provides causal evidence in support of the investigated relationship. O ur m ain finding is that a m ore trustw orthy healthcare system enhances the likelihood of potential treatm ent-seeking behavior w hen observing the initial sym ptom s.

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Quakers and Native Americans

Cited by 3 publications

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The Impact of Occupational Stress on Employees’ Performance and Customer Value Creation: Case of an American Multinational Company Subsidiary in Morocco

The Impact of Occupational Stress on Employees’ Performance and Customer Value Creation: Case of an American Multinational Company Subsidiary in Morocco

Representation of autism in Vietnamese online news media between 2006 and 2016

Trust in the Healthcare System and COVID-19 Treatment in the Developing World. Survey and Experimental Evidence from Armenia

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