Yoga and meditation: integrating mind-body medicine into a workplace wellness program. Police agency organizational and implementary considerations

Garcia, Robelyn A

doi:10.15406/ijcam.2019.12.00455

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“…Depression, stress, and anxiety are prevalent mental health issues among street-level bureaucrats, and research indicates that these conditions can negatively impact discretionary decision-making(Alnazly et al, 2021;Bhatia, 2020;Garcia, 2019;Kartal et al, 2018). Street-level bureaucrats are frontline public servants who have direct contact with citizens and are responsible for implementing policies and providing services(Lipsky, 2010(Lipsky, , 2023.…”

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Empathic Resonance and Discretion in Public Administration: Interplay of Mental Health and Artificial Intelligence among Street-Level Bureaucrats

Salah,

Alhalbusi,

Alshallaqi

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This article investigates the influence of a novel construct, Empathic Resonance and its three dimensions—helping behavior, empathic concern, and perspective-taking—on street-level bureaucrats’ discretion. Mental health factors’ effect on bureaucrats’ behavior during implementation and enforcement through the moderating role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) perception were also examined. Approximately 1,214 bureaucrats were surveyed about various aspects of Empathic Resonance, including its dimensions, discretion, mental health, and AI perception. Empathic Resonance, characterized by the ability to understand, assist, and maintain positive relationships with clients, and regulate and comprehend one’s own emotions and those of others, significantly impacted discretion, and mental health among street-level bureaucrats. Analyses included the contributions of helping behavior, empathic concern, and perspective-taking to Empathic Resonance, and showed that certain mental health factors, including depression, anxiety, and stress, negatively influenced bureaucrats’ discretion; this relationship was intensified by their views regarding AI. These findings highlight the importance of Empathic Resonance, its dimensions, mental health, and AI perception in understanding and enhancing discretion among street-level bureaucrats and emphasize the need for further research.

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Empathic Resonance and Discretion in Public Administration: Interplay of Mental Health and Artificial Intelligence among Street-Level Bureaucrats

Salah,

Alhalbusi,

Alshallaqi

et al. 2023

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A new look at the body: teaching surface anatomy from contact with Integrative and complementary health practices

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Dias³

et al. 2020

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ICHP, integrative and complementary health practices; MSMS, multicampi school of medical sciences; FURN, federal university of rio grande do norte; NPICP, national policy of integrative and complementary practices. WHO, world health organization. FUSC, federal university of santa catarina; PHC, primary health care ©2020 Franco et al. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and build upon your work non-commercially.

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Yoga and meditation: integrating mind-body medicine into a workplace wellness program. Police agency organizational and implementary considerations

Cited by 2 publications

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Empathic Resonance and Discretion in Public Administration: Interplay of Mental Health and Artificial Intelligence among Street-Level Bureaucrats

Empathic Resonance and Discretion in Public Administration: Interplay of Mental Health and Artificial Intelligence among Street-Level Bureaucrats

A new look at the body: teaching surface anatomy from contact with Integrative and complementary health practices

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