The effects of psychological risk factors at work on cognitive failures through the accident proneness

BMC Psychology

Table 4 The relationship of cognitive failure and accident proneness with quantitative variables

Variables	Cognitive failure		Accident proneness
Variables	r	P value	r	P value
Age	0.198*	0.011	0.248**	0.001
Work experience	0.160*	0.041	0.192*	0.014
Psychosocial items
Quality of leadership	− 0.616**	0.001	− 0.584**	0.001
Social support from supervisors	− 0.853**	0.001	− 0.731**	0.001
Rewards	− 0.568**	0.001	− 0.471**	0.001
Justice and respect	− 0.759**	0.001	− 0.701**	0.001
Trust	0.111	0.156	0.149	0.056
Predictability	− 0.063	0.424	− 0.017	0.831
Burnout	0.541**	0.001	0.479**	0.001
Stress	0.735**	0.001	0.664**	0.001
Work-family conflict	0.823**	0.001	0.723**	0.001
Meaning of work	− 0.690**	0.001	− 0.624**	0.001
Influence at work	0.199*	0.011	0.207**	0.008
Role clarity	− 0.776**	0.001	− 0.676**	0.001
Offensive behavior	− 0.246**	0.002	− 0.287**	0.001
Emotional demands	− 0.055	0.486	− 0.067	0.394
Commitment to the workplace	− 0.734**	0.001	− 0.670**	0.001
Self-rated health	− 0.180*	0.022	− 0.228**	0.003

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