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PSYC 510 H OMEWORK : R ESEARCH AND C ONSTRUCTS T EMPLATE This assignment is worth a total of 50 points.  Content: point values vary but are indicated in the template and total 40 points.  Format: point values vary but are indicated in the template for 8 pts. The remaining 2 pts are for placing answers in the correctly designated spots within the template in a clear and easy to read format and uploading it in an approved format (word or PDF). Thus, the maximum is 10 points for format. Choose ONE construct from the list provided: Anxiety Bullying Job satisfaction Stress Parenting style Leadership style Attention Attachment style Work motivation Memory Decision-making Wellness Locate a primary research article from a peer-reviewed source through the JF Library to complete this assignment. It should be clearly related to the construct you selected above and published within the last 5 years. 1. Properly format a Reference entry for your article in the space provided below. 2 pts content / 5 pts format Rosander, Michael. Salin, Denise. (May, 16 2023). A hostile work climate and workplace bullying: reciprocal effects and gender differences. Emerald Insight. ISSN: 0142-5455 https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/ER-03-2022-0127/full/ html#abstract 2. What is the construct you selected? 2 pts ANSWER Bullying 3. What was the hypothesis in the study that included your construct of interest? If quoting, use quotation marks. (Note if there is more than one hypothesis involving your construct, choose one ANSWER The hypothesis that peaked my interest is how an hostile work environment has the effect on bullying in a work place setting among the different genders.

PSYC 510 to focus on for this assignment). 4 pts content / 1 pt format 4. Where was the hypothesis found in the introduction? Is this where it should be located based on this week’s readings? 4 pts ANSWER The hypothesis was found in the middle section of the introduction paragraph. No, it should be placed towards the end of the introduction paragraph, but in this particular study they tested for multiple aspects of bullying such as hostile work environment, genders, and exposure to workplace bullying. 5. How was this hypothesis examined in the study? Provide a brief description of the research design. 4 pts ANSWER The Hypothesis was examined existing research by investigating the effects of a hostile work climate with bullying, they also looked at genders differences in these association if the relationships between the hostile work climate and workplace bullying looks the same for men and women. 6. Is this research design best described as descriptive, correlational, quasi- experimental, or experimental? Why? 4 pts ANSWER This would be experimental due to the fact there are 3 variables being tested in this study. Focus on the construct you selected as it pertains to the hypothesis you focused on above to complete the remainder of this assignment. 7. How was the construct you selected operationalized in the study? If they cited a measure include the exact title and citation (e.g., Beck Depression Inventory – Beck et al., 1961). 4 pts content / 2 pts format ANSWER The construct was based on a previous or unfinished study from a work population in Sweden. They used a longitudinal national probability sample, the baseline was from autum of 2017 and spring of 2019. Lagabrielle, C., Encrenaz, G., Debruyne, G. and Rascle, N. (2022 ), “ Workplace bullying: is there a difference by enterprise size? ”, International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health , Vol. 95 , pp. 187 -198 , doi: 10.1007/s00420-021-01756-1 . 8. Based on how they operationalized the construct, was it self- report, behavioral, or physiological? Provide enough information to justify this answer. 4 pts ANSWER It was a bit of both psychological and behavioral due to the fact that bullying in a already hostile work environment can lead to negative mental health and people’s behaviors can reflect that abuse.

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