Effects Of Social Impact Research Articles

Effects of social impact and task variety on innovative work behavior: the mediating role of work meaningfulness

Effects of social impact and task variety on innovative work behavior: the mediating role of work meaningfulness

Oral Disease Incidence in Patients Complaining of Stomatitis in Japan After a Sudden Increase in Public Awareness of the Condition

Aim/Background: Stomatitis is generally considered a mild disease; thus, patients are often satisfied with over-the-counter medications and do not visit hospitals. Following reports of tongue cancer in a famous actress with stomatitis in Japan, many patients complaining of stomatitis who did not usually visit hospitals flooded dental clinical offices/hospitals for several months. This study evaluated the differences in profile between patients who regularly visit the university hospital and those who are affected by social impact and wish to be screened for stomatitis and the effect of social impact on the number of new patients. Materials and Methods: “Stomatitis” search rates on Japanese websites were calculated using Google Keyword Planner. Using the hospital’s electronic health record, the profiles of new patients with a main complaint of stomatitis were investigated via the data visualization tool Qlik sense®. Results: During the 3-month rush period, in which keyword searches for “stomatitis” increased, the number of new patients with a main complaint of stomatitis increased two-fold compared with that during usual periods. The incidences of stomatitis and carcinoma were approximately 30% and 10%, respectively, for the rush and normal periods at initial diagnosis. Conclusion: High social interest in oral disease prompted latent patients with stomatitis to visit dental clinical offices/hospitals and consequently contributed to the early detection of oral cancer.

Sosyal Etki, Çevresel Duyarlılık ve Çevresel Bilincin Yeşil Ürün Satın Alma Davranışı Üzerindeki Etkileri

Bu çalışmada, tüketicilerin sosyal etki, çevresel duyarlılık ve çevresel bilincinin yeşil ürün satın alma davranışı üzerindeki etkileri incelenmiştir. Bu amaçla Antalya ilinde 384 kişiye yüz yüze anket yöntemi uygulanmıştır. Araştırmada veri analizi, SPSS 22 ve AMOS 20 programı kullanılarak gerçekleştirilmiştir. Veriler Cronbach Alpha Katsayısı yöntemi, Normallik testi, Açıklayıcı Faktör Analizi, Doğrulayıcı Faktör Analizi, Yapısal Eşitlik Modeli kullanılarak analiz edilmiştir. Araştırma sonucunda, sosyal etkinin, yeşil ürün satın alma davranışı üzerinde orta düzeyde anlamlı bir etkisi olduğu, çevresel duyarlılık ve çevre bilincinin yeşil ürün satın alma davranışı üzerinde zayıf ve anlamlı bir etkisi olduğu ortaya konulmuştur.

The Effects of Social Impact and Capacity Building on Organizational Performance

Stakeholders including employees, suppliers and business partners are nested within their local communities. Also, community not only encompasses the geographic boundaries of markets and regulations, it also entails social and cultural factors that shape individual and organizational behaviors (Marquis & Battilana, 2009; Marquis, Glynn, & Davis, forthcoming). Yet, research that explores the relationships between organizations and their local communities is still limited (Marquis & Battilana, 2009). Hence, this symposium brings together a diverse set of papers that examines the relationship between workplace experiences of disadvantaged groups and the community in which they are embedded, and how organizations can positively contribute to those experiences. Walk the Talk: A Multilevel Model of Social Impact Presenter: Raymond N. C. Trau; Curtin U. Presenter: Sharon K. Parker; U. of Western Australia Comparative Performance of Indigenous- and Non-Indigenous-owned Business in Australia Presenter: Fay Maria Rola-Rubzen; Curtin U. Building Capacity in a Developing Country: Women and Social Capital Presenter: Kantha Ruby Dayaram; Curtin U.

The self-perception, social impact, social preferences and peer relations of Turkish children between the ages of five and six

This study aims to reveal the relationship between the self-perception of five–six-year-old children and the social impact, social preference and various conditions in peer relationships (prosocial behaviour, aggression, asocial behaviour, exclusion, fear-anxiety, hyperactivity and victimisation). Two models are the basis of the objectives for this study. The first is to determine the predictor effect of social impact, social preference and various conditions in peer relationships on the self-perception of kindergarten children (Model 1). The second is to determine the effect of the self-perception of kindergarten children on social impact, social preference and various conditions in peer relationships (Model 2). In the research, which investigates the relationship between self-perception and social impact, social preference and peer relationships on the basis of two different models, the obtained results supported both models to a significant extent (except for the social impact). The results obtained supported Model 2 applied in the research.