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Cheng, H., Ye, Q., & Liang, J. (2022). A Review: The Safety Risk Perception of the Workplace. Economics & Management Information, 1(1), 1–9. https://doi.org/10.58195/emi.v1i1.19
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A Review: The Safety Risk Perception of the Workplace

Security is still an important issue in the workplace, and many scholars' security models contain variables such as security risk and security risk perception. Different levels of awareness and perception of security risks will lead to different safety behaviors of employees. This paper combs the research of global scholars on employees' safety risk perception over the past half century, mainly summarizes the concept, antecedent variables and outcome variables of safety risk perception. Based on JD-R (work resource demand) theory and risk aversion theory, it straightens out the logical relationship between safety risk perception and safety behavior, and builds a basic platform for future research.

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