Dr. Aaron Schat
Associate Professor / Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies
Associate Professor / Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies
Faculty, Human Resources And Management
Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies
Research interests: Workplace aggression; Work-related stress; Worker health and well-being; Attachment dynamics at work. Dr. Aaron Schat is an Associate Professor of Organizational Behaviour and Human Resources Management at the DeGroote School of Business, where he also serves as Associate Dean, Undergraduate Studies. His scholarly work is distinguished by a commitment to informing policies and interventions that foster respectful, safe, and productive work environments. Dr. Schat’s primary research interests centre on workplace aggression, worker health and well-being, and attachment dynamics at work. His work has been published in leading journals in management and industrial-organizational psychology, including the Journal of Applied Psychology, Journal of Organizational Behavior, Journal of Business and Psychology, Journal of Occupational Health Psychology, Work and Stress, and Personnel Review.
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Journal Of Management & Organization
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Personnel Review
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Academy Of Management Proceedings
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Academy Of Management Proceedings
We're All In This Together: Examining Associatons Between Collectivistic Group Norms, Collective Efficacy And Team Performance
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Academy Of Management 2010 Annual Meeting - Dare To Care: Passion And Compassion In Management Practice And Research, Aom 2010
We're All In This Together: Examining Associatons Between Collectivistic Group Norms, Collective Efficacy And Team Performance
A Celani Aaron Schat K Tasa
Academy Of Management Annual Meeting Proceedings
Prevalence Of Workplace Aggression In The U.s. Workforce: Findings From A National Study
Aaron Schat
Training As A Workplace Aggression Intervention Strategy
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