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safety locus of control: a standalone construct

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Occupational safety

a worker's belief that accidents can be controlled by personal action rather than being due to luck or fate, measured as a predictor of accident involvement.

In occupational safety, safety locus of control refers to a worker's belief that accidents can be controlled by personal action rather than being due to luck or fate, measured as a predictor of accident involvement. This meaning comes from Jones (1993) in Journal of Business and Psychology.[1]

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References

Jones, J. W., & Wuebker, L. J. (1993). Safety locus of control and employees' accidents. Journal of Business and Psychology, 7(4), 449-457. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01013758

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