Article 1 of the Activity in Module Two: Singapore's corporate wellness programs:
Impact on Stress, Contentment, and Absenteeism Academic or non-scholarly?
This examination study is insightful. Because the Journal of Managerial Psychology,
which appears on the homepage, is a peer-reviewed journal, I am aware that this study
is academic.
Is it empirical or not?
Empirical research is used in this study. Because the researchers did their own
research to get the data, I know this study is empirical. They administered a
questionnaire to participants from various businesses to collect their own data and then
included the results in their study (Ho, 1997).
Section 2: The Effect of a Wellness Program at the Workplace on Cardiac Risk Factors
and One-Year Health Care Costs Scholarly or not?
This research is rigorous. I realize that this examination is academic since it is
distributed
through the American Diary of Cardiology and is a friend surveyed diary as indicated by
the
landing page.
Experimental or non-exact?
Empirical research is used in this study. Because both the study and the results that
were recorded came from the author, I am aware that this research is empirical. The
research was carried out by the authors. Article 3: (Milani & Lavie, 2009) Intervention
Programs for Occupational Stress Management: A Meta-Analysis Is it scholarly or not?
This examination study is insightful. According to the journal's homepage, this study has
been peer-reviewed and published in the Journal of Occupational Health Psychology,
so I am aware that it is academic.
Is it empirical or not?
Non-empirical research is used in this study. Because it uses data from other sources
and researchers, I know this research is not empirical. It would have to have been the
authors' own found data for it to be an empirical study (Richardson & Rothstein, 2008).
Section 4: Workplace wellness initiatives to combat obesity: A Subjective Investigation
of Low-Pay Laborers in St Louis, Missouri, 2013-2014 Insightful or non-insightful?
This research is rigorous. Because it has been published by Preventing Chronic
Disease and has undergone peer review, as indicated on the article's homepage, I am
