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Table 1

General Characteristics & IOCS and SA according to General Characteristics (N=273)

IOCS: intra-organizational communication satisfaction, SA: safety attitude

Table 2

Intra-Organizational Communication Satisfaction and Safety Attitude (N=273)

Table 3

Correlation Between Intra-Organizational Communication Satisfaction and Safety Attitude (N=273)

(TC : Teamwork Climate, SC: Safety Climate, JS: Job Satisfaction, SR: Stress Recognition, PM: Perception of Management, WC: Working Conditions, SA (overall): Satety Attitude (overall), IOCS (overall): Intra-Organizational Communication Satisfaction (overall))

Table 4

Factors Related to Safety Attitude (N=273)

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