Angeli Santos

Contact

• workRoom B1B31 Block B
  Malaysia Campus
  Jalan Broga
  43500 Semenyih
  Selangor Darul Ehsan
  Malaysia
• work+6 (03) 8924 8293
• angeli.santos@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

In September 2008 Dr Angeli Santos was seconded from the Institute of Work, Health and Organisations at the University of Nottingham (UK) to be Director of Studies of the Institute at the Malaysia Campus. Angeli completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology at the Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines in 1999, and later that year, pursued her MSc in Occupational Health Psychology at the Institute in Nottingham. After completing her MSc in 2000 Angeli then stayed on at the Institute as a PhD student and was later appointed as a research associate. She completed her PhD in Applied Psychology in January 2004. At UNMC she is also Course Director for the MSc in Occupational Health and Safety Leadership and the BSc (Hons) in Applied Psychology and Management Studies.

Expertise Summary

Work-related violence Work stress Supportive environmental designProfessional issues in research and practice

Teaching Summary

Her teaching portfolio includes a diverse range of areas including occupational health psychology, research methods, social and cross-cultural psychology, health and biopsychology and environmental… read more

Research Summary

As a researcher she worked on a number of projects on work-related violence and occupational stress in the police service which formed the basis for her PhD on Coping, support and the consequences of… read more

Selected Publications

• SANTOS, A., LEATHER, P., DUNN, J. and ZAROLA, A., 2009. Gender Differences in Exposure to Co-worker Initiated and Public Initiated Violence: Assessing the Impact of Work-related Violence and Aggression in Police Work Work and Stress. 23(2), 137-154
• SANTOS, A., HAYWARD, T. and RAMOS, H., 2012. Organizational Culture, Work and Personal Goals as Predictors of Employee Well-being Journal of Organizational Culture, Communication and Conflict. 16(1), 25-48
• SANTOS, A., 2010. Coping, Support and the Impact of Work-related Violence: on UK Police Personnel Lambert Academic Publishing.
• LEATHER, P, ZAROLA, A and SANTOS, A, 2010. The physical workplace: An occupational health psychology perspective. In: S. LEKA and J. HOUDMONT, eds., A Textbook of Occupational Health Psychology Wiley.

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Her teaching portfolio includes a diverse range of areas including occupational health psychology, research methods, social and cross-cultural psychology, health and biopsychology and environmental psychology.

Current Research

As a researcher she worked on a number of projects on work-related violence and occupational stress in the police service which formed the basis for her PhD on Coping, support and the consequences of work-related violence to UK police personnel. Since her PhD, Angeli has led and or been involved with a variety of projects focusing on the police the world over. Within the violence research agenda, she has completed projects on the evaluation of conflict management training for healthcare staff and the design and delivery of workplace violence training for rail transport staff. Angeli's research experience in applied psychology has been wide ranging; from projects examining the impact of environmental design on health and well-being, the influence of health and safety cultures on health and accidents, and the identification of potential barriers to career-decision making. She has published in a number of books and academic journals on these topics and regularly presents at major international conferences.

Future Research

Cross-cultural issues in occupational health and career decision making; organizational culture.

• SANTOS, A., HAYWARD, T. and RAMOS, H., 2012. Organizational Culture, Work and Personal Goals as Predictors of Employee Well-being Journal of Organizational Culture, Communication and Conflict. 16(1), 25-48
• SANTOS, A. and EGER, A., 2012. Gender Differences and Predictors of Workplace Deviance Behaviour: The Role of Job Stress, Job Satisfaction and Personality on Interpersonal and Organisational Deviance. In: In: A. Jain, D. Hollis, N. Andreou & F. Wehrle (Eds). Proceedings of the 10th European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology Conference.
• SANTOS, A., LEATHER, P. and ZHOU, S., 2012. Direct and Indirect Effects of Coping, Neuroticism and Support on Officer Well-being and Job Satisfaction in a British Police Force. In: A. Jain, D. Hollis, N. Andreou & F. Wehrle (Eds). Proceedings of the 10th European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology Conference..
• RAMOS, H., SANTOS, A., PAN, Y., TAN, S.-L. and LEONG, K.-K., 2012. Cross Cultural Comparison of Workplace Stress and Coping as Predictors of Burnout Among Asian Nurses: A Three Country Study. In: A. Jain, D. Hollis, N. Andreou & F. Wehrle (Eds). Proceedings of the 10th European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology Conference.
• SANTOS, A and JONSDOTTIR V, 2011. Gender differences in client bullying, stress and burnout in policing following the recent economic dowmturn In: 9th Work, Stress and Health Conference 2011.
• DUNN, J, KELLY, S, HUNT, N and SANTOS, A, 2011. Exploring the Benefits of Triangulation of Methods in Research on Police Stress: A Caribbean Perspective In: 9th Work, Stress and Health Conference 2011.
• SANTOS, A., 2010. Coping, Support and the Impact of Work-related Violence: on UK Police Personnel Lambert Academic Publishing.
• LEATHER, P, ZAROLA, A and SANTOS, A, 2010. The physical workplace: An occupational health psychology perspective. In: S. LEKA and J. HOUDMONT, eds., A Textbook of Occupational Health Psychology Wiley.
• SANTOS, A. and JONSDOTTIR, V., 2010. Burnout in a northern european police force during economic turmoil: a study on precursors and gender differences. In: 2010 International Congress of Applied Psychology.
• SANTOS, A., LEATHER, P., DUNN, J. and ZAROLA, A., 2009. Gender Differences in Exposure to Co-worker Initiated and Public Initiated Violence: Assessing the Impact of Work-related Violence and Aggression in Police Work Work and Stress. 23(2), 137-154
• SANTOS, A. and LEONG, J., 2009. Supervisory and Managerial Safety Climate in the Malaysian Plantation Industry In: Work, Stress & Health Conference 2009.
• SANTOS, A., LEATHER, P., ZHOU, D. and ZAROLA, A., 2008. Coping strategies, neuroticism and support in British police officers In: Work, Stress and Health 2008 Conference.
• ZHOU, D. and SANTOS, A., 2007. Career decision making difficulties of British and Chinese international university students British Journal of Guidance and Counselling. 35(2), 219-235
• SANTOS, A., ANTONIOU, A.S. and KARANIKA, M., 2007. Stress in policing: A review of the literature and implications for practice.. In: ANTONIOU, A. S., ed., Health psychology in occupational settings. Paschalidis.
• LEATHER, P., ZAROLA, A. and SANTOS, A., 2006. Building quality approaches to work-related violence training: pillars of best practice. In: MCINTYRE, S. and HOUDMONT, J., eds., Occupational Health Psychology: European perspectives on research, education and practice Volume 1. Publismai.
• SANTOS, A., LEATHER, P and ZAROLA, A., 2004. Good and bad types of support for police personnel confronted with violence at work.. In: HOUDMONT,J. and MCINTYRE,S., eds., Occupational Health Psychology: Healthy, efficient and productive organizations Publismai.
• LEATHER, P., SANTOS, A. and CHUA, S., 2004. Exposure to violence in community healthcare: moderating effects of anger expression and anger suppression. In: HOUDMONT, J. and MCINTYRE, S., eds., Occupational Health Psychology: Healthy, efficient and productive organizations Publismai.
• LEATHER, P., BEALE, D., SANTOS, A., WATTS, J. and LEE, L., 2003. Outcomes of environmental appraisal of different hospital waiting areas Environment and Behaviour. 35(6), 842-869
• GRIFFITHS, A.J., RANDALL, R., SANTOS, A. and COX, T., 2003. Senior nurses: interventions to reduce work stress. In: DOLLARD, M.F., WINEFIELD, A.H. and WINEFIELD, H.R., eds., Occupational Stress in the Service Professions London: Taylor & Francis. 169-191
• SANTOS, A. and LEATHER, P., 2001. The comparative effects of 'offender-initiated' and 'colleague-initiated' violence upon employee well-being in the police force.. In: WEIKERT, C., TORKELSON, E. and PRYCE, J., eds., Occupational Health Psychology: Europe 2001 I-WHO Publications.
• SANTOS, A. and LEATHER, P., Taking full account of work-related violence: The need to consider both public-initiated and colleague-initiated forms.. In: , A.S, GEORGAS, D and KARANIKA, M. & COX, T., eds., New perspectives in occupational health psychology Parisianos Press. (In Press.)
• SANTOS, A., JAIN, A., LEKA, S., COX, T. and JADOON, K., Cross cultural differences in safety climate and mining in the Indian subcontinent In: Work, Stress and Health 2008 Conference.