Safety Management Psychology

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Features: This book presents content in an accessible and concise manner, fully reflecting its scientific, systematic, and practical nature. Each chapter includes examples and case studies to help readers better understand the related content. It can serve as a teaching material for safety management or safety engineering programs in colleges and universities, as well as a training manual and self-study guide for government safety production supervision personnel and enterprise safety management personnel. Closely tied to actual safety production practices, the book provides a comprehensive and systematic discussion of the emerging discipline of safety management psychology. Its content primarily includes: the definition, research objects, and methods of safety management psychology; its relationship with related disciplines; human psychological processes and safety; personality psychological characteristics and safety; accidents and human psychology; humanistic hypotheses and safety management; incentive theories of safety behavior; group psychology in safety management; safety leadership psychology, etc.