Philip Dewe - Concepedia

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Philip Dewe

Massey University

Also Known As

L Aspinwall, PHILIP DEWE, Philip Dewe, Philip J. Dewe

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Massey University Birkbeck, University of London London School of Economics and Political Science

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Philip Dewe is an author at Massey University specializing in organizational behavior, management, and stress management.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Management	20	21	1.3K
2	Education	16	16	1K
3	Business	15	15	872
4	Law	2	2	124
5	Health Sciences	1	1	67

Philip Dewe

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	Year	Citations
Using sequential tree analysis to search for ‘bundles’ of HR practices David Guest, Neil Conway, Philip Dewe Human Resource Management Journal International Human Resource ManagementStrategic Human ResourcesEducationHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational Behavior	2004	195
Methods of coping with stress at work: A conceptual analysis and empirical study of measurement issues Philip Dewe, David Guest Journal of Organizational Behavior EducationChurch MinistersMental HealthSocial SupportOrganizational Behavior	1990	145
Primary appraisal, secondary appraisal and coping: Their role in stressful work encounters Philip Dewe Journal of Occupational Psychology EducationPrimary AppraisalMental HealthWorker Well-beingOrganizational Behavior	1991	122
An Investigation of the Components of Moral Intensity Bev Marshall, Philip Dewe Journal of Business Ethics	1997	89
The importance of leisure as a means of coping with work related stress: An exploratory study Linda Trenberth, Philip Dewe Counselling Psychology Quarterly Work Related StressQuality Of LifeExploratory StudyLeisure StudyPerformance Studies	2002	89
Why Do Workers Belong to a Trade Union?: A Social Psychological Study in the UK Electronics Industry David Guest, Philip Dewe British Journal of Industrial Relations Labor RelationSocial Psychological StudyTrade UnionHuman Resource ManagementSocial Work	1988	82
Identifying strategies nurses use to cope with work stress Philip Dewe Journal of Advanced Nursing EducationMental HealthHuman Resource ManagementSocial WorkPsychology	1987	67
Company or Trade Union: Which Wins Workers' Allegiance? A Study of Commitment in the UK Electronics Industry David Guest, Philip Dewe British Journal of Industrial Relations NegotiationWorkplace PsychologyLabor RelationLawTrade Union	1991	66
Exploring the nature of control and its role in the appraisal of workplace stress Carolyn Troup, Philip Dewe Work & Stress Control EnvironmentOccupational StressWorkplace StressStressWork-related Stress	2002	65
Employee Share Option Schemes, Why Workers Are Attracted to Them<sup>1</sup> Philip Dewe, Stephen Dunn, Ray Richardsont British Journal of Industrial Relations EconomicsWorkforce DevelopmentLabor RelationManagementLabor Practices	1988	58

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