Items where Author is "Beccaria, G."

2017

Smith, D. and Dearman, D. and Machin, M. A. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0967-6934 and Beccaria, G. (2017) Restoration of organisational climate: an advanced (in)civility model and measure of experienced, instigated and observed workplace incivility. In: European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology 2017: Enabling Change Through Work and Organizational Psychology: Opportunities and Challenges for Research and Practice., 17-20 May 2017, Dublin, Ireland.

Smith, D. and Machin, M. A. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0967-6934 and Beccaria, G. (2017) The Organisational Socio-Ecological (In)Civility Model: framing multilevel (in)civility effects on employees within organisational climate and culture. In: European Association for Work & Organizational Psychology 2017: Enabling Change Through Work and Organizational Psychology: Opportunities and Challenges for Research and Practice, 17-20 May 2017, Dublin, Ireland.

2013

Burton, L. J. and Beccaria, G. (2013) Developing social problem solving skills to enhance deep and strategic learning approaches among first-year students. In: 48th Australian Psychological Society Annual Conference (APS 2013): Psychology for a Healthy Nation, 8-12 Oct 2013, Cairns, Australia.

Hirvonen, T. and Beccaria, G. (2013) The structural validity of Problem Solving Inventory – 12 item within an indigenous Australian population. In: 48th Australian Psychological Society Annual Conference (APS 2013): Psychology for a Healthy Nation, 8-12 Oct 2013, Cairns, Australia.

2011

Beccaria, G. and Columbine, K. (2011) Developing social and emotional wellbeing in young children: an evaluation of the Fun FRIENDS Program. In: 46th Australian Psychological Society Annual Conference 2011, 4-8 Oct 2011, Canberra, Australia.

2006

Coates, D. and Pretty, G. and Bramston, P. and Beccaria, G. (2006) Anger, pain behaviour and feelings of well-being amongst long-term arthritis sufferers. In: Psychology Bridging the Tasman: Science, Culture and Practice, 26-30 Sep 2006, Auckland, New Zealand.