Climate

Organizational Climate

The term organizational climate has been used in many different ways to refer to a wide variety of constructs. In recent years some consensus about what precisely should be included in the construct—and what should not be included in the construct—has begun to emerge. Research interest in climate has remained high, despite the variety of

Caring Climate

Understanding  and  ultimately  optimizing  the experience   of   individuals   involved   in   physical  activity  is  a  focal  point  in  sport  and  exercise psychology.  From  a  social  cognitive  perspective, perceptions  of  the  psychological  climate  represent  an  individual’s  perceptions  of  what  is  valued,  emphasized,  and  promoted  in  a  particular setting.  Recently,  Maria  Newton  and  colleagues have  identified  a  facet 

Classroom Climate

The classroom climate, a multifaceted concept encompassing the interplay of various environmental, interpersonal, and psychological factors within educational settings, holds profound implications for the experiences and outcomes of both students and educators. This comprehensive article delves into the components that shape classroom climate, explores its powerful influence on student learning, motivation, and well-being, and offers

School Climate

School climate, a multifaceted concept, plays a pivotal role in educational settings, shaping students’ experiences and outcomes. This article provides a comprehensive examination of the factors influencing school climate, including leadership, student body dynamics, faculty and staff interactions, the physical environment, and curriculum and teaching practices. Additionally, it delves into the various methods and tools

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