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    Occupational Health Psychology Lab

    The research of the Occupational Health Psychology lab focuses on the potential consequences of stressful job conditions. Research studies in this lab focus on how stressful job conditions can impact psychological health (anxiety, emotions, job attitudes) and physical health (pain, safety) of organization members. Further, our lab is interested in a variety of aspects of job performance, including behaviors that benefit the organization (such as altruism and helpfulness) and behaviors that have negative consequences for the organization (such as theft and sabotage). We also conduct research on the predictors of health and safety behaviors of employees (i.e., exercising, alcohol use, complying with safety practices and protocols).

    Research Projects Currently Conducted at the Lab

    We currently have several projects running in the lab. We are collecting data for a study exploring how people who feel “called” to their work experience workplace stress. We are also currently examining how daily stressors impact exercise, alcohol use, and emotions through a daily diary study in which 120 employees were followed over two workweeks. We are working on a project exploring the role of social support from different sources in workplace stress reactions. We are investigating how the feeling of needing to constantly be available to work—at all hours—by email, phone, etc. impacts the ability for employees to detach from work. We are looking at daily social media use at work. We are conducting a large scale meta-analysis on employee well-being, among many other projects.

    Lab People

    Erin Eatough, PhD

    Lab manager, Danielle Wald

    PhD. Students

    Danielle Wald

    Rachel Omansky

    Brad Gray

    Marino Mugayar-Baldocchi

    Jeremiah McMillan

    Ethan Rothstein

    Peter Yu

    Cristina Arroyo

    Masters Students

    Rita Desyatnik

    Gabi Henn

    Renee Cotsis

    Jenna Roman

    Post-Baccalaureate Students

    Richard Gasparre

    Undergraduate Students

    Aditi Kalani

    Weiwen Nie

    Yulieth Galindo

    Elizabeth Guzman

    Intel Social Science Competition High School Researcher

    Tehani R. Gunaratna (Bronx High School of Science)

    Occupational Health Psychology Lab VC 8-115

    c/o Erin Eatough, Ph.D.

    Department of Psychology, Baruch College

    One Bernard Baruch Way, Box B-8215

    New York, NY 10010

    Email: erin.m.eatough@gmail.com


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