Search Results for Ibrahim Hasan

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 The current research aims to clarify the role that psychological ownership, through its dimensions, plays in reducing the effects of toxic leadership, through its dimensions, in the Ministry of Industry and Minerals. The research started from a basic problem represented by the following question (using psychological ownership and its application in reducing the negative effects of toxic leadership), The researcher used the descriptive analytical method and used various statistical tools in the statistical program (SPSS V.23) to analyze the relationship between the main research variables, answer the main question, and verify the hypotheses. These methods include (regression coefficients, correlation coefficients, averages, standard deviations, and variances). In addition, various graphs and charts were used to illustrate the relationship between the research variables and their sub-dimensions. The sample was randomly selected from workers in some selected companies affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Minerals in Baghdad, and the sample size reached 124 individuals. One of the most important results is that there is an effect of the psychological ownership variable, based on the four dimensions, in reducing toxic leadership behaviors in its five dimensions. Psychological ownership, stemming from individuals' feelings of ownership and connection, affects attitudes and behaviors in various contexts, including toxic leadership. The consequences of these behaviors can be harmful to individuals and organizations if left unaddressed.

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The current research aims to understand the importance of the role and impact of Marketing 4.0 on competitive intelligence. The research problem was represented by an important question: "How can Marketing 4.0 impact competitive intelligence?" To explain the relationship between the main research variables, two main hypotheses were formulated for correlation and influence, from which sub-hypotheses were derived. To achieve the research objectives, a descriptive analytical approach was used to survey the opinions of employees at Al-Safir Private Hospital. The sample included (43) employees out of a total population of (50). The intentional sampling method was used, and their opinions were surveyed using a validated questionnaire. To analyze the data, the statistical programs SPSS and Excel were used. Among the statistical methods used were Spearman's correlation coefficient and simple linear regression coefficient.         

The research reached several conclusions, the most important of which is that Marketing 4.0 plays a role and impact on competitive intelligence, contributing to increasing the hospital's efficiency and level of application of soft skills, tools, and techniques of Marketing 4.0 in competitive intelligence.