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2005, Number 1

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Inv Salud 2005; 7 (1)

Workplace mobbing in university employed

Acosta FM, Pando MM, Aranda BC, Aldrete RMG
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Language: Spanish
References: 23
Page: 16-23
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Key words:

Mobbing, mobbing behavior, psychological violence, administrative workers.

ABSTRACT

This research paper offers the outcomes about the mobbing prevalence in a group of administrative and service workers, as well as to identify the more recurrent behaviors and mobbing situations. The type of study was the not experimental, with a transverse and correlational design. The mobbing prevalence was 10.3 percent for both groups. The prevalence registered in the administrative workers was 6.86 percent, while in the service workers was of 3.44 percent. The more frequent mobbing behaviors corresponded to restricting communication. While the more used strategies were: To criticize his/her work, the partners hindering his/her expression, to ignore his/her presence, to calumniate him/her and their murmuring to their backs, and to exaggerate their errors.


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