A significant proportion of American workers grapple with both insufficient sleep and
workplace violence. This book chapter delves into the associations between inadequate …

Numerous studies have found that subjectively and objectively defined sleep disruption is
linked to aggression and violence. This finding is consistent in the general population as …

Workplace relational aggression incurs substantial costs to organizations in the form of
reduced employee effectiveness and can exact a personal toll on the targets of the …

The interplay between sleep and aggression has emerged as a critical area of inquiry. This
chapter delves into the significance of the often-overlooked relationship between these two …

Objective: Although aggression and violence remain a perennial social problem, the role
that sleep-wake regulation plays in social behavior like aggression has been severely …

This chapter adds to the evidence base introduced in the prior chapters by offering insights
and practical applications for individuals, professionals, organizations, and policymakers …

Recent studies have shown that workplace victimization is negatively related to work
engagement. The explanations for the underlying mechanisms, however, are still in a …

The link between disrupted sleep and aggression has become a focal point in both
experimental and observational research, with recent studies solidifying the link between …

Journal of the National Sleep Foundation journal homepage: sleephealthjournal. org a
conceptual model of driver sleep and fatigue in the ride-sharing gig economy and provide …

We conducted 3 studies to investigate how poor quality sleep relates to work injuries. First,
using a sample of employed people living in the United Kingdom (N= 4,238; Study 1), we …