A Study of Organizational Attitude Towards Risk and its Impact on Crisis Preparedness Among Malaysian Manufacturers
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https://doi.org/10.24191/gading.v11i01.89Abstract
The organizational crisis preparedness includes three components, namely signal detection, prevention and recovery mechanism. Based on the Protection and Motivation Theory (Maddux & Rogers, 1983), a study was conducted among Malaysian manufacturing organizations listed in the Federation Malaysian Manufacturing Directory, 2003. Regression analyses on a sample of 106 organizations showed that organizational perception of risk was negatively correlated with organizational crisis preparedness. Findings and implications for managerial practice are discussed.
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