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  • About good work

    Creator:
    Lee, Wei-Tau
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    This research is an effort to explore the nature of good work, a concept that describes work that is beneficial to the physical, psychological, and social dimensions of its stakeholders, including and especially the worker. This effort is divided into four distinct parts. First, the construct of good work is...
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    Dissertation
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    aforementioned twelve work dimensions to develop and conduct a survey study at electronics manufacturing

  • A framework for integrating systems thinking into sustainable manufacturing

    Creator:
    Zhang, Hao
    Abstract:
    Improving the understanding the relations of sustainability behaviors in manufacturing systems and actively engaging with manufacturers (especially SMEs) in sustainability efforts is key to the long-term success of U.S. industry and the natural environment. This study addresses this urgent need by establishing a systemic approach for the design of costing...
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    Dissertation
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    manufacturers. The social domain of sustainable manufacturing considers human safety and societal benefits. A

  • Exploring the New Visual Environment as a Strategy to Facilitate Successful Student Adjustment to Culture Shock Associated with Study Abroad

    Creator:
    DeVito, Laura
    Abstract:
    This thesis seeks to explore how visual cues in the new environment affect Chinese international students studying abroad in the United States. Through open-ended interviews, Photovoice, and focus groups, Chinese international students shared their perspectives on their orientation, residence, campus places, color association, and on-campus place preferences. During the study,...
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    Masters Thesis
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    in the United States. If these new visual environmental cues are a factor in hindering or