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Gil Luria

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Accident; Analysis and Prevention|May 6, 2010
The social aspects of safety management: trust and safety climateGil Luria
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|April 4, 2020
Differences between males and females in the prediction of smartphone use while driving: Mindfulness and incomeErez Kita, Gil Luria
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|June 12, 2010
Safety perception referents of permanent and temporary employees: safety climate boundaries in the industrial workplaceGil Luria, Dana Yagil
Military Psychology : the Official Journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association|March 27, 2024
The restrained unit: A case study on everyday sensegiving to a use-of-force policy calling for restraintYizhaq Benbenisty, Gil Luria
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|July 19, 2020
Employee perseverance in a "no phone use while driving" organizational road-safety interventionClara Rispler, Gil Luria
Applied Ergonomics|February 8, 2018
A group-level approach to analyzing participative ergonomics (PE) effectiveness: The relationship between PE dimensions and employee exposure to injuriesIdo Morag, Gil Luria
Behavior Research Methods|October 14, 2011
A computerized multidimensional measurement of mental workload via handwriting analysisGil Luria, Sara Rosenblum
Journal of Safety Research|January 22, 2004
The use of supervisory practices as leverage to improve safety behavior: a cross-level intervention modelDov Zohar, Gil Luria
The Journal of Applied Psychology|August 3, 2005
A multilevel model of safety climate: cross-level relationships between organization and group-level climatesDov Zohar, Gil Luria
Ergonomics|May 11, 2013
A framework for performing workplace hazard and risk analysis: a participative ergonomics approachIdo Morag, Gil Luria
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Accident; Analysis and Prevention|May 6, 2010
The social aspects of safety management: trust and safety climateGil Luria
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|April 4, 2020
Differences between males and females in the prediction of smartphone use while driving: Mindfulness and incomeErez Kita, Gil Luria
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|June 12, 2010
Safety perception referents of permanent and temporary employees: safety climate boundaries in the industrial workplaceGil Luria, Dana Yagil
Military Psychology : the Official Journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association|March 27, 2024
The restrained unit: A case study on everyday sensegiving to a use-of-force policy calling for restraintYizhaq Benbenisty, Gil Luria
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|July 19, 2020
Employee perseverance in a "no phone use while driving" organizational road-safety interventionClara Rispler, Gil Luria
Applied Ergonomics|February 8, 2018
A group-level approach to analyzing participative ergonomics (PE) effectiveness: The relationship between PE dimensions and employee exposure to injuriesIdo Morag, Gil Luria
Behavior Research Methods|October 14, 2011
A computerized multidimensional measurement of mental workload via handwriting analysisGil Luria, Sara Rosenblum
Journal of Safety Research|January 22, 2004
The use of supervisory practices as leverage to improve safety behavior: a cross-level intervention modelDov Zohar, Gil Luria
The Journal of Applied Psychology|August 3, 2005
A multilevel model of safety climate: cross-level relationships between organization and group-level climatesDov Zohar, Gil Luria
Ergonomics|May 11, 2013
A framework for performing workplace hazard and risk analysis: a participative ergonomics approachIdo Morag, Gil Luria
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