Empirical analysis finds subjective well-being influences safety behavior in construction workers, highlighting the roles of safety awareness and work stress.
Key Points
Subjective well-being positively impacts the safety behavior of construction workers, enhancing their overall performance.
Data from 436 valid samples reveal that safety awareness improves safety risk perception, directly affecting safety behavior.
Empirical analysis using SPSS and AMOS demonstrates critical mediating roles of safety awareness and risk perception.
Promoting subjective well-being is vital for safety improvements in construction, tackling challenges posed by work stress.