Dana Yagil
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 136339 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dana Yagil |
| NOMBRES | Dana |
| APELLIDO | Yagil |
| FIRMA | YAGIL D |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Haifa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1745-9593 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1989 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Self-employed workers with chronic health conditions
Chronic health conditions affect many individuals of working age, who cope with physical, psychological, and social difficulties that often involve limited work ability. This qualitative study explored experiences of self-employed individuals with chronic health conditions to advance our understanding of the effect of chronic illness on work. In-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with 23 self-employed individuals coping with cancer, …
Intolerance of uncertainty and job satisfaction among self-employed people with chronic health conditions
Self-employed individuals often go through periods of uncertainty and experience concerns regarding their business. Chronic health conditions (CHC) often intensify the sense of uncertainty and concerns for the future of their business. This study aims to examine the associations between health conditions, intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and job satisfaction among self-employed individuals with CHC. This study involved 294 self-employed participan…
Perceived loss of resources and adherence to guidelines during the Covid-19 pandemic in Israel
Following the outbreak of the global COVID-19 pandemic, governments around the world issued guidelines designed to prevent contagion. This longitudinal study explored variables associated with citizens’ adherence to these guidelines. Questionnaires were administered to a panel of Israeli citizens three times: in June (Time 1, n = 896), July (Time 2, n = 712) and August (Time 3, n = 662) 2020. The relationships of perceived loss of resources (e.g.…
Family members' experiences of the return to work of cancer survivors
Although family members play an important role in various aspects of coping with cancer and are significantly affected by it, little is known about their perspectives regarding return to work (RTW). This study explored attitudes and experiences of cancer survivors' family members related to cancer survivors' RTW. The present study consists of a qualitative research design, employing in-depth semistructured interviews with first-degree family memb…
Status, National Culture and Customers' Propensity to Complain
Clinical Expert or Service Provider? Physicians' Identity Work in the Context of Counterprofessional Patient Requests
Researchers often discuss patient-related outcomes of the shift from the paternalistic physician-to-patient model to those of patient participation, yet little is known about the impact of patient participation on physicians' professional identity. In this study, we explored the context of counterprofessional patient requests in which patient participation conflicts with medical professionalism. We interviewed 34 physicians, of whom 14 were famil…
Being Difficult
Customers constantly deviate from social norms in their interactions with service employees. Previous research has explored customers’ deviance from the service employee’s viewpoint, overlooking the customers’ own perspective of their deviance. Based on interviews, we present a model of customers’ individual and social sensemaking of their deviant behavior in service interactions. Customers frame their behavior as inseparable from script violatio…
Feel Free, Be Yourself
Authenticity is a relational construct, but research to date has largely overlooked the relationship between authentic leadership and follower authenticity. In our first study, comprising 162 leader–follower dyads, we examined the conditions that enhance followers’ authenticity in regard to the leader. We found that deviations from prototypical leader emotions (e.g., shame) reinforce the relationship between authentic leadership and employees’ un…
Collaborative attack on Internet users' anonymity
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to model and study the effectiveness of an attack on the anonymity of Internet users by a group of collaborating eavesdroppers. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on an analysis of the Internet topology. The study is based on two methods for choosing nodes that contribute the most to the detection of as many communicating Internet users as possible. Findings The paper illustrates that it is possibl…
When the customer is wrong
Is that a “No”? The Interpretation of Responses to Unwanted Sexual Attention
Taking the law into one's own hands on ideological grounds
The Sense of Entitlement to Violate the Law
This study examined citizens' sense of entitlement to violate the law as a public response to an action of state authorities or as a private response to the harmful behavior of another person. Questionnaires examining sense of entitlement to violate the law, moral reasoning, political orientation and attitudes toward the law were administered to 329 Israeli students. The results show that respondents felt more entitled to violate the law as a pub…
Socioeconomic and Political Initiators of Pay Comparison
Self-Evaluation Maintenance and the Motivation to Interact
Emotional vs. instrumental attraction to a better vs. a similarly performing other was examined in the present study. In line with the SEM model (Tesser, 1988) it was hypothesized that emotional attraction to a similarly performing other would be higher than attraction to a better performing other under high relevance, and vice versa under low relevance. Instrumental attraction to the better performing other would be higher than the attraction to…
Taking the law into one's own hands on ideological grounds
Socioeconomic and Political Initiators of Pay Comparison
Status, National Culture and Customers' Propensity to Complain
Clinical Expert or Service Provider? Physicians' Identity Work in the Context of Counterprofessional Patient Requests
Researchers often discuss patient-related outcomes of the shift from the paternalistic physician-to-patient model to those of patient participation, yet little is known about the impact of patient participation on physicians' professional identity. In this study, we explored the context of counterprofessional patient requests in which patient participation conflicts with medical professionalism. We interviewed 34 physicians, of whom 14 were famil…
Feel Free, Be Yourself
Authenticity is a relational construct, but research to date has largely overlooked the relationship between authentic leadership and follower authenticity. In our first study, comprising 162 leader–follower dyads, we examined the conditions that enhance followers’ authenticity in regard to the leader. We found that deviations from prototypical leader emotions (e.g., shame) reinforce the relationship between authentic leadership and employees’ un…
Is that a “No”? The Interpretation of Responses to Unwanted Sexual Attention
Self-employed workers with chronic health conditions
Chronic health conditions affect many individuals of working age, who cope with physical, psychological, and social difficulties that often involve limited work ability. This qualitative study explored experiences of self-employed individuals with chronic health conditions to advance our understanding of the effect of chronic illness on work. In-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with 23 self-employed individuals coping with cancer, …
Being Difficult
Customers constantly deviate from social norms in their interactions with service employees. Previous research has explored customers’ deviance from the service employee’s viewpoint, overlooking the customers’ own perspective of their deviance. Based on interviews, we present a model of customers’ individual and social sensemaking of their deviant behavior in service interactions. Customers frame their behavior as inseparable from script violatio…
Collaborative attack on Internet users' anonymity
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to model and study the effectiveness of an attack on the anonymity of Internet users by a group of collaborating eavesdroppers. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on an analysis of the Internet topology. The study is based on two methods for choosing nodes that contribute the most to the detection of as many communicating Internet users as possible. Findings The paper illustrates that it is possibl…
Self-Evaluation Maintenance and the Motivation to Interact
Emotional vs. instrumental attraction to a better vs. a similarly performing other was examined in the present study. In line with the SEM model (Tesser, 1988) it was hypothesized that emotional attraction to a similarly performing other would be higher than attraction to a better performing other under high relevance, and vice versa under low relevance. Instrumental attraction to the better performing other would be higher than the attraction to…
Self-Evaluation Maintenance and the Motivation to Interact
Emotional vs. instrumental attraction to a better vs. a similarly performing other was examined in the present study. In line with the SEM model (Tesser, 1988) it was hypothesized that emotional attraction to a similarly performing other would be higher than attraction to a better performing other under high relevance, and vice versa under low relevance. Instrumental attraction to the better performing other would be higher than the attraction to…
Socioeconomic and Political Initiators of Pay Comparison
The Sense of Entitlement to Violate the Law
This study examined citizens' sense of entitlement to violate the law as a public response to an action of state authorities or as a private response to the harmful behavior of another person. Questionnaires examining sense of entitlement to violate the law, moral reasoning, political orientation and attitudes toward the law were administered to 329 Israeli students. The results show that respondents felt more entitled to violate the law as a pub…
Taking the law into one's own hands on ideological grounds
Is that a “No”? The Interpretation of Responses to Unwanted Sexual Attention
When the customer is wrong
Collaborative attack on Internet users' anonymity
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to model and study the effectiveness of an attack on the anonymity of Internet users by a group of collaborating eavesdroppers. Design/methodology/approach The paper is based on an analysis of the Internet topology. The study is based on two methods for choosing nodes that contribute the most to the detection of as many communicating Internet users as possible. Findings The paper illustrates that it is possibl…
Feel Free, Be Yourself
Authenticity is a relational construct, but research to date has largely overlooked the relationship between authentic leadership and follower authenticity. In our first study, comprising 162 leader–follower dyads, we examined the conditions that enhance followers’ authenticity in regard to the leader. We found that deviations from prototypical leader emotions (e.g., shame) reinforce the relationship between authentic leadership and employees’ un…
Being Difficult
Customers constantly deviate from social norms in their interactions with service employees. Previous research has explored customers’ deviance from the service employee’s viewpoint, overlooking the customers’ own perspective of their deviance. Based on interviews, we present a model of customers’ individual and social sensemaking of their deviant behavior in service interactions. Customers frame their behavior as inseparable from script violatio…
Clinical Expert or Service Provider? Physicians' Identity Work in the Context of Counterprofessional Patient Requests
Researchers often discuss patient-related outcomes of the shift from the paternalistic physician-to-patient model to those of patient participation, yet little is known about the impact of patient participation on physicians' professional identity. In this study, we explored the context of counterprofessional patient requests in which patient participation conflicts with medical professionalism. We interviewed 34 physicians, of whom 14 were famil…
Status, National Culture and Customers' Propensity to Complain
Family members' experiences of the return to work of cancer survivors
Although family members play an important role in various aspects of coping with cancer and are significantly affected by it, little is known about their perspectives regarding return to work (RTW). This study explored attitudes and experiences of cancer survivors' family members related to cancer survivors' RTW. The present study consists of a qualitative research design, employing in-depth semistructured interviews with first-degree family memb…
Perceived loss of resources and adherence to guidelines during the Covid-19 pandemic in Israel
Following the outbreak of the global COVID-19 pandemic, governments around the world issued guidelines designed to prevent contagion. This longitudinal study explored variables associated with citizens’ adherence to these guidelines. Questionnaires were administered to a panel of Israeli citizens three times: in June (Time 1, n = 896), July (Time 2, n = 712) and August (Time 3, n = 662) 2020. The relationships of perceived loss of resources (e.g.…
Self-employed workers with chronic health conditions
Chronic health conditions affect many individuals of working age, who cope with physical, psychological, and social difficulties that often involve limited work ability. This qualitative study explored experiences of self-employed individuals with chronic health conditions to advance our understanding of the effect of chronic illness on work. In-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted with 23 self-employed individuals coping with cancer, …
Intolerance of uncertainty and job satisfaction among self-employed people with chronic health conditions
Self-employed individuals often go through periods of uncertainty and experience concerns regarding their business. Chronic health conditions (CHC) often intensify the sense of uncertainty and concerns for the future of their business. This study aims to examine the associations between health conditions, intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and job satisfaction among self-employed individuals with CHC. This study involved 294 self-employed participan…
Psychology (11 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Clinical Psychology (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Law (3 obras)