Using a primary sample of medical technologists (MTs) and a second validation sample, the
results of this study showed initial support for a three-factor measure of cyberloafing. The …

Using a more rigorous research design than previous studies, results generally supported
the discriminant validity of professional withdrawal cognitions (PWC) versus organizational …

The projected growth of new technologies, increasing use of automation, and continued
consolidation of health-related services suggest that continued study of job insecurity is needed …

In a sample of 196 medical technologists followed over a 4-year period, this study
investigated if work-related demand and resource variables were related to subsequent work …

The effect of aerobic exercise intervention on the renal functional and ultrastructural changes
associated with diabetes mellitus were studied in the obese Zucker rat, a rat model of type …

… Gary Blau, PhD Donna Surges Tatum, PhD Kory Ward Cook, PhD … Address
correspondence and reprint requests to: Gary Blau, Temple University–FSBM, HRA …

Using a sample of 201 medical technologists (MTs) over a five-year period, this study extends
initial findings on perceived gender discrimination (PGD) by Blau and Tatum (2000) by …

A wide variety of commercial methods are available to measure glycohemoglobin (gHb).
These methods measure various species of gHb, eg, total gHb, hemoglobin A1 (Hb A1), or Hb …

During the last several decades, supply and demand trends for clinical laboratory personnel
have been cyclical. Factors such as quantity of graduates from accredited training programs…

This study used a sample of 209 repeat-respondent medical technologists over a 4-year
period to investigate correlates of intent to leave one's job. Correlates measured included two …