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Table 2 The descriptive information of the studied variables/dimensions

From: Examining the effect of safety climate on accident risk through job stress: a path analysis

Dimension

Range (Minimum - maximum)

Mean

Std. Deviation

Safety climate

Management’s safety priority, commitment, and competence

1.00–4.00

1.94

0.78

Management’s safety empowerment

1.14–3.86

2.03

0.71

Management’s safety justice

1.00–4.00

2.09

0.67

Workers’ safety commitment

1.00–4.00

1.97

0.79

Workers’ safety priority and risk non-acceptance

1.14–4.00

1.92

0.77

Safety communication, learning, and trust in co-workers’ safety competence

1.13–3.88

2.07

0.68

Workers’ trust in the efficacy of safety systems

1.00–3.86

1.97

0.78

Total score

1.24–3.77

2.00

0.70

Job stress

Job control

1.00–4.93

2.22

1.07

Conflict at work

1.00–4.75

2.30

1.07

Employment opportunities

1.00–5.00

3.80

1.10

Somatic complaints

1.00–5.00

3.50

1.04

Self-esteem

1.00–4.70

2.23

1.06

Job requirements

1.00–5.00

3.79

1.12

Job satisfaction

1.25–3.25

3.34

0.97

Mental demands

1.00–4.00

3.87

1.12

Depression

0.00–3.00

2.60

1.00

Physical environment

1.00–2.00

3.74

1.38

Problems at work

1.33–4.17

2.68

0.56

Social support

1.00–5.00

3.73

0.97

Work hazard

1.00–5.00

3.64

1.12

Workload and responsibility

1.00–4.86

3.71

1.03

Role conflict and ambiguity

1.50–6.73

3.28

0.94

Job future ambiguity

1.20–5.00

2.36

1.06

Total score

2.27–3.33

2.98

0.27

 

Frequency

1.00–5.00

2.27

1.85

Accident

Intensity

1.00–6.00

2.84

1.61

 

Risk score

1.00–30.0

12.4

8.43

  1. * Sample size was equal to 1,530 persons