A unified theory of Work Place Harassment: Psychodynamics of Adult Bullying and Mobbing by de Rivera, Luis

A unified theory of Work Place Harassment: Psychodynamics of Adult Bullying and Mobbing (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781478205258)

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A unified theory of Work Place Harassment: Psychodynamics of Adult Bullying and Mobbing by de Rivera, Luis

A unified theory of Work Place Harassment: Psychodynamics of Adult Bullying and Mobbing

$10.00
A unified theory of Work Place Harassment: Psychodynamics of Adult Bullying and Mobbing by de Rivera, Luis

A unified theory of Work Place Harassment: Psychodynamics of Adult Bullying and Mobbing

$10.00
Format: Paperback
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Work Place Harassment (WPH) is referred to as adult bullying in the U.K. and in the U.S.A. and as mobbing in the European mainland. Psychological harassment, in all of its varieties, is a complex psychosocial syndrome generated by an interaction of dynamics created by the abuser, the victim and the psychosocial group to which they both belong. All three factors are necessary, and none of them, by itself, is sufficient. Together, these dynamics of abuse are activated and reactivated in a cyclical manner, crystallizing into a stable system - a vicious cycle whose duration and consequences depend on the strength and fortune of the victim. This book provides valuable insights for the detection, prevention and eradication of this increasing problem.

Author: Luis de Rivera
ISBN-10: 1478205253
ISBN-13: 9781478205258
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 07/09/2012
Pages: 120
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.38lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.25d
By Luis de Rivera
By Luis de Rivera
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Luis de Rivera, MD, is Professor of Psychiatry in Madrid Autonomous University and former Professor of Psychiatry at McMaster University in Canada. Trained in Psychiatry at McGill University and in Psychoanalysis at the American Academy of Psychoanalysis in New York, he is now the director of the Madrid Institute of Psychotherapy, in Spain. In 1997 he described the AIM Syndrome, better known by its spanish rendering of "Syndrome MIA", a character disorder often present in managers prone to bully their subordinates. Since then, he has published several works on Mobbing or Adult Bullying. He is a regular consultant to the Spanish Legal System and to the empresarial world.

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