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Who Is the Wolf and Who Is the Sheep? Toward a More Nuanced Understanding of Workplace Incivility

机译:谁是狼,谁是羊? 走向对工作场所不幸的更加细致的理解

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Cortina, Rabelo, and Holland's (2018) perspective on studying victimization in organizations is a welcome contribution to workplace aggression research. We share their believe that considering a perpetrator predation paradigm may advance and proliferate research on issues related to gender harassment, bullying, mobbing, and other explicitly overt forms of victimization where the intent to harm is supposedly clear. However, we propose that, if blindly adopted, neither the dominant victim precipitation paradigm nor the suggested perpetrator predation paradigm will improve research on incivility or other more covert and indirect forms of victimization. In fact, we suggest in our commentary that both models may be counterproductive for understanding and remedying incivility in organizations.
机译:Cortina,Rabelo和Holland的(2018)在组织中研究受害的透视是对工作场所侵略研究的欢迎贡献。 我们认为,考虑到犯罪者掠夺范式可能会提前和扩大关于与性别骚扰,欺凌,虐待和其他明确形式的受害者有关的问题的研究,意图危害据说清楚。 但是,我们建议,如果盲目采纳,占主导地位的受害者降水范例和建议的肇事者掠夺范例都不会改善对幸存情能或其他更加隐蔽和间接形式的受害的研究。 事实上,我们建议我们评论中,两种模型可能都适得其反,以便理解和纠正组织中的犯罪行为。

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