Browsing Faculty of Education by Author "10197389 - Kirsten, Gideon Johannes Christiaan"
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The effect of psychological violence in the workplace on health: a holistic eco-system approach
Meyer, Helen W.; Kirsten, Tiaan G.J.C. (AOSIS, 2014)Background: Psychological violence has emerged as a priority concern in all workplaces because of its adverse consequences on victims’ health. So far, limited research has been conducted on the effect of psychological ... -
Health, well-being and wellness: An anthropological eco-systemic approach
Viljoen, Charles T.; Kirsten, Gideon J.C.; Van der Walt, Hannes J.L. (Health SA Gesondheid / RAU, 2009)More than two decades ago, Fritjof Capra commended - and indeed advocated – a paradigm shift in health science and care. In his book The Turning Point (1982) he talks of a major shift from the preoccupation with micro-organisms ... -
The nature of workplace bullying experienced by teachers and the biopsychosocial health effects
De Vos, J.; Kirsten, G.J.C. (Education Association of South Africa, 2015)This article reports on the nature of workplace bullying experienced by teachers in South African schools and the biopsychosocial health effects that may arise from such victimisation. Voluntary victimised teachers who ... -
The nature of workplace bullying experienced by teachers and the biopsychosocial health effects
De Vos, J.; Kirsten, G.J.C. (Education Association of South Africa (EASA), 2015)This article reports on the nature of workplace bullying experienced by teachers in South African schools and the biopsychosocial health effects that may arise from such victimisation. Voluntary victimised teachers who ... -
Psychological violence at a multi-campus further education and training college
Meyer, H.W.; Kirsten, G.J.C. (Higher Education South Africa (HESA), 2015)Research indicates that those employed in the education sector are especially susceptible to psychological violence. This study aimed to determine the nature, more specifically the prevalence, severity and perpetrators of ...