Prevalence and types of mobbing behavior: A research on banking employees
Journal Name:
- Uluslararası İnsan Bilimleri Dergisi
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Abstract (2. Language):
This article presents a case study of the most frequently observed types of mobbing
behavior, the level of exposure to mobbing behavior according to the characteristics of
participants and the prevalence of bullying among a group of banking employees in Istanbul,
Turkey. 384 participants were assessed by a questionnaire including 18 item mobbing
behaviors. The results has shown that exposure to mobbing in this study group is
widespread. 32% of the participants were determined to be victims of mobbing (during the
entire working life). 16% of participants reported that they had been bullied at their
workplaces within the last year. Significant difference was found between the tenure of the
participants and their exposure to mobbing. Also, the supervisor was reported as a
perpetrator by 69.9% of mobbing victims in the sample.FULL TEXT (PDF):
