… This indicates that coworkers’ safety climate helped to change perceived risk from a job …
workplace risk perception and safety behavior research by theoretically viewing risk perception …

… develop a perception of safety climate and enhances safety … Thus, social cognitive theory is
used to support the framework … leadership is a missing link that this study attempts to fulfill to …

… , we looked at whether perceived risk was linked to workers’ experience and … links between
perceived risk and history with accidents (r = 0.200, p < 0.100), as well as between perceived …

… as the shared perceptions of organizational members towards safety and … linking
safety climate with other constructs and highlighted the role of safety behaviors and safety-performance …

… an additional set of links testing the effect of safety climate on proximal safety factor (ie, …
This research makes several theoretical contributions: (1) safety climate perceptions differed …

… The term safety climate was first defined in the literature by … of molar perceptions that employees
share about their work … significant link between work environment and safety knowledge …

… the link between safety culture and safety … safety climate models in effort to narrow the focus
of our results to understanding the core components of safety culture rather than perceptions …

… Working conditions and policies linked with worker happiness, wellbeing, and good health
include co-worker and supervisor support; physical safety; psychological safety; a sense of …

… climate for psychological safety does not provide any beneficial outcomes in terms of innovation
performance unless the level of perceived … unique links with psychological safety. For …

… of the connecting lines … performance. Based on the theory of planned behavior, predictors
of behavioral intention—individual attitudes, perceived behavioral control, and perceived safe …