Psychological Aspects of Behavioral Disorders in Management

Year 2024, , 487 - 504, 30.12.2024

İbrahim Durmuş

https://doi.org/10.17066/tpdrd.1337684

Abstract

In today's organizations, working environments direct the work activities of all employees. The psychological aspects of behavioral disorders that employees may exhibit in organizational management constitute the main problem of the research. With the help of the Web of Science database, research on the psychological aspects of behavioral disorders in management were examined on a global scale. The bibliometric analysis method was applied to the obtained data using R and R Studio software. Research on the psychological aspects of conduct disorder in management; was conducted from 1994-2023 and 229 sources. The annual growth rate of research is 2.42%. The number of research conducted on the subject reached maximum levels in 2020 and the number of citations in 2002. Contributing the most to the subject; author, Davis, journal, AIDS Care-Psychological and Socio-Medical Aspect of AIDS/HIV, country, USA, keywords therapy and depression, and the University of Washington. Some of the keywords that authors focused on the most in their research; depression, anxiety, treatment, chronic pain, HIV, Covid-19, psychotherapy, quality of life, managing, stress, psychological, and adolescents. The strongest relationship among the concepts related to the subject was between depression and anxiety. In recent years, the idea of depression has been emphasized the most. In terms of the psychological aspect of behavioral disorder in management, the strongest relationships were between the concepts of "depression, anxiety, HIV, psychotherapy, pain, sleep, cognitive behavioral therapy, mental health, and therapy". The conclusion reached by using the literature was that individuals should be healthy both biologically and psychologically in their organizational activities.

Keywords

Psychology of Abnormal Behaviors, Bibliometric Analysis, Behavior Disorder

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