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The prediction of workers’ food safety intentions and behavior with job attitudes and the reasoned action approach11Notes.Portions of the larger data set from the survey concerned with conscientious personality and an organizational climate of food safety were published in a chapter (Nickell & Hinsz, 2011) and another segment related to regulatory focus and regulatory fit notions was published in Park et al. (In press) but both are independent of the arguments presented in this paper.

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Hinsz, Verlin B.

Nickell, Gary S.
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Article Title: The prediction of workers’ food safety intentions and behavior with job attitudes and the reasoned action approach

Journal Title: Revista de Psicología del Trabajo y de las Organizaciones

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