Organizational psychologist · New York City

Economic security.
Safer workplaces.
Better science.

Hi, I am Andrea Bazzoli, an organizational psychologist at Baruch College and the CUNY Graduate Center. I study economic insecurity and workplace safety, and develop methods to better understand people’s working lives.

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Assistant Professor
Baruch CollegeCity University of New York
The Graduate CenterCity University of New York

Three connected questions about the world of work.

01

Economic stressors

I examine how financial strain, job insecurity, and limited alternatives influence well-being, decisions, and behavior at work. This research connects workers’ economic lives with the organizations in which they work.

Financial stressJob insecurityInequality
02

Workplace safety

I study how safety policies become everyday practices, with attention to safety climate, employees’ willingness to speak up, and the conditions that lead injuries and accidents to go unreported.

Safety climateSafety voiceUnderreporting
03

Quantitative methods

My methodological work examines measurement, validity, and quantitative modeling. I focus on how research design and analytical choices shape the conclusions we draw about people and organizations.

ValidityMultilevel modelsMeasurement
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For research collaborations, speaking engagements, and applied projects: andrea.bazzoli@baruch.cuny.edu