2018, Vol.14, No.10

Crisisonomy 2023 KCI Impact Factor : 0.64

pISSN : 2466-1198 / eISSN : 2466-1201
https://journal.kci.go.kr/cemtp

This study attempts to look at the relationships of organizational variables, such as human resource system, learning, and commitment that affect corporate growth and survival. The results of hypothesis verification are as follows. The more fair the human resource system or process is, the more motivation employees have. The more enthusiastic employees are, the more enthusiastically employees perform the tasks assigned to him. In summary, this research suggested implications for human resource management and development policies to encourage employees' capacity improvement by demonstrating the relationship among perceived human resource management justice, self-directed learning and job engagement.

The aim of this study is to examine mediation effects of positive and negative family impact in the associations between parenting strain and post-traumatic growth(PTG) among mothers raising children with developmental disabilities in South Korea. This study surveyed 200 mothers raising children with developmental disabilities who participated in the programs run by welfare center in Gyeonggi and Incheon provinces. The results showed that the positive family impact fully mediated the relationships between self-evaluated parenting strain and PTG, while the negative impact did not mediate the relationship. These findings revealed that it would be an effective strategy to enhance the positive aspect of family to improve PTG of participants.

The purpose of this study was to examine habitability aspects of temporary shelters provided for disaster victims between South Korea and the U.S. by analyzing the mass media content. First, Korea's temporary shelters(earthquake) are designated as facilities with weak seismic design, it had led to problems with safety, convenience, and comfort, so should be developed guidelines considering criteria and habitability of facility designation. Second, since catastrophic disasters often occurred in the U.S., evacuees had to stay in mega-shelters and went through the trouble due to the invasion of privacy and the lack of safety, but additional options, such as trailers and manufactured homes, were available for providing disaster victims with a safe, comfortable environment. Third, the unsanitary and unhealthy condition was considered as a common major problem of temporary shelters in both countries, which needs to be carefully addressed in the space planning.