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WAOP/KLI Joint Seminar 1/2: Fostering worker health and well-being

Semester

Semester 1, 2019-2020

Type of course

Joint Seminars

Date

January 17, 2020

Location

Maastricht University, Room to be announced


Duration

1 day

Maximum number of participants

25

ECTS

1 EC will be appointed for participation in the complete course

Staff

Ute Hülsheger (Maastricht University) and prof. Fred Zijlstra (Maastricht University)

In collaboration with WAOP (Werkgemeenschap van onderzoekers in de Arbeids- & Organisatiepsychologie), KLI offers 1-day seminars in which you can visit senior Work and Organizational Psychology professors to learn about their successful methodological and theoretical approaches. These seminars are specifically designed for PhD students in the Netherlands and Belgium. Each seminar will be organized by a different WAOP professor. 
Attending a seminar will provide you with 1 ECTS per seminar, and you can follow as many as you want.
WAOP-members can register by sending an email to KLI.admin@uu.nl . 

Joint Seminar 1/2, 2019-2020: Fostering worker health and well-being: A day-to-day perspective, by Ute Hülsheger (Maastricht University) and prof. Fred Zijlstra (Maastricht University). 

Short-term work stress and recovery related processes play an important role in the maintenance of long-term well-being and health (Meijman & Mulder, 1998). In the present workshop we will therefore shed light on short-term processes related to health and well-being that unfold within days, from one day to the next, or over the course week(s). Adopting this short-term dynamic perspective, we will focus on processes involved in recovery from work (e.g. rumination/worrying, sleep, psychological detachment), emotional labor and mindfulness and consider predictors and outcomes of such processes. We will review recent research and discuss methodologies and analytical approaches that allow studying such research questions (experience-sampling, event-reconstruction).