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Rudolf M Oosthuizen
Rudolf M Oosthuizen
Professor of Industrial and Organisational Psychology, University of South Africa
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Work-life balance, job satisfaction and turnover intention amongst information technology employees
RM Oosthuizen, M Coetzee, Z Munro
Southern African Business Review 20 (1), 446-467, 2016
1352016
The relationship between emotional intelligence and stress management
S Ramesar, P Koortzen, RM Oosthuizen
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 35 (1), 39-48, 2009
1312009
Attitudes towards and experience of employment equity
RM Oosthuizen, V Naidoo
SA journal of industrial psychology 36 (1), 1-9, 2010
982010
Emotional intelligence in South African women leaders in higher education
CH Mayer, RM Oosthuizen, S Surtee
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 43 (1), 1-12, 2017
662017
A competence executive coaching model
RM Koortzen, P. & Oosthuizen
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 36 (1), 2010
622010
Subjective experiences of employment equity in South African organisations
CH Mayer, RM Oosthuizen, L Tonelli
SA Journal of Human Resource Management 17 (1), 1-12, 2019
612019
Work-role psychosocial flourishing: Its mediation role on workplace bullying and employee turnover intention
M Coetzee, RM Oosthuizen
Journal of Psychology in Africa 27 (3), 211-215, 2017
492017
Psychosocial employability attributes as predictors of staff satisfaction with retention factors
M Coetzee, RM Oosthuizen, E Stoltz
South African Journal of Psychology 46 (2), 232-243, 2016
492016
Students' sense of coherence, study engagement and self-efficacy in relation to their study and employability satisfaction
M Coetzee, RM Oosthuizen
Journal of Psychology in Africa 22 (3), 315-322, 2012
492012
Smart technology, artificial intelligence, robotics and algorithms (STARA): Employees’ perceptions and wellbeing in future workplaces
RM Oosthuizen
Theory, research and dynamics of career wellbeing: Becoming fit for the …, 2019
472019
The fourth industrial revolution–smart technology, artificial intelligence, robotics and algorithms: Industrial psychologists in future workplaces
RM Oosthuizen
Frontiers in artificial intelligence 5, 913168, 2022
462022
Investigating the relationship between employees’ career anchors and their psychosocial employability attributes in a financial company
RM Oosthuizen, M Coetzee, F Mntonintshi
SA Journal of Human Resource Management 12 (1), 10, 2014
332014
Exploring the meaning of trauma in the South African Police Service: A systems psychodynamic perspective
P Koortzen, RM Oosthuizen
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 38 (2), 1-11, 2012
302012
Sense of coherence, compassionate love and coping in international leaders during the transition into the fourth industrial revolution
CH Mayer, RM Oosthuizen
International journal of environmental research and public health 17 (8), 2829, 2020
272020
‘You have to keep your head on your shoulders’: A systems psychodynamic perspective on women leaders
CH Mayer, L Tonelli, RM Oosthuizen, S Surtee
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 44 (1), 1-15, 2018
242018
Resilience as moderator between workplace humour and well-being, a positive psychology perspective
RM Oosthuizen
The Palgrave handbook of humour research, 263-287, 2021
232021
Concepts of creative leadership of women leaders in 21st century
CH Mayer, RM Oosthuizen
Creativity studies 13 (1), 21-40, 2020
222020
Transforming shame, guilt and anxiety through a salutogenic PP1. 0 and PP2. 0 counselling framework
CH Mayer, E Vanderheiden, RM Oosthuizen
Counselling Psychology Quarterly 32 (3-4), 436-452, 2019
222019
At the edge of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Employees' perceptions of employment equity from a CIBART perspective
RM Oosthuizen, CH Mayer
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 45 (1), 1-11, 2019
212019
Examining the mediating effect of open distance learning students' study engagement in relation to their life orientation and self-efficacy
M Coetzee, RM Oosthuizen
Journal of Psychology in Africa 23 (2), 235-242, 2013
192013
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