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1Health and safety risk of migrant construction workers–a systematic literature review4.313Citations (PDF)
2Immersive virtual reality training for excavation safety and hazard identification4.424Citations (PDF)
3Promoting positive mental health among young construction workers: the role of theory3.22Citations (PDF)
4Effects of digital readiness on digital competence of AEC companies: a dual-stage PLS-SEM-ANN analysis3.913Citations (PDF)
5Economic Policy Uncertainty and Commercial Property Performance: An In-Depth Analysis of Rents and Capital Values2.74Citations (PDF)
6Decision-Making Amid Economic Uncertainty: Exploring the Key Considerations of Commercial Property Investors
Buildings, 2024, 14, 3315
2.83Citations (PDF)
7Building Information Modeling Education for Quantity Surveyors in Hong Kong: Current States, Education Gaps, and Challenges1.07Citations (PDF)
8Developing a readiness model and a self-assessment tool for adopting digital technologies in construction organizations3.932Citations (PDF)
9Impact of Digital Technology Adoption on the Comparative Advantage of Architectural, Engineering, and Construction Firms in Singapore4.121Citations (PDF)
10What do post-disaster reconstruction project success indicators look like? End-user’s perspectives1.810Citations (PDF)
11A systematic review of factors affecting post-disaster reconstruction projects resilience1.819Citations (PDF)
12Unintended Consequences of Productivity Improvement Strategies on Safety Behaviour of Construction Labourers; A Step toward the Integration of Safety and Productivity
Buildings, 2022, 12, 317
2.85Citations (PDF)
13Empirical Modeling for Conflict Causes and Contractual Relationships in Construction Projects4.117Citations (PDF)
14Predicting Construction Workers’ Intentions to Engage in Unsafe Behaviours Using Machine Learning Algorithms and Taxonomy of Personality
Buildings, 2022, 12, 841
2.88Citations (PDF)
15Predicting intention to use alternative dispute resolution (ADR): an empirical test of theory of planned behaviour (TPB) model2.97Citations (PDF)
16Blockchain-aided information exchange records for design liability control and improved security
Automation in Construction, 2021, 126, 103667
10.988Citations (PDF)
17Immersive virtual reality as an empirical research tool: exploring the capability of a machine learning model for predicting construction workers’ safety behaviour
Virtual Reality, 2021, 26, 361-383
3.426Citations (PDF)
18Exploring the Relationship between Construction Workers’ Personality Traits and Safety Behavior4.169Citations (PDF)
19Job Burnout of Construction Project Managers: Exploring the Consequences of Regulating Emotions in Workplace4.131Citations (PDF)
20The effectiveness of traditional tools and computer-aided technologies for health and safety training in the construction sector: A systematic review
Computers and Education, 2019, 138, 101-115
8.7178Citations (PDF)
21Explicating the Role of Relationship in Construction Claim Negotiations4.113Citations (PDF)
22Does company size matter? Validation of an integrative model of safety behavior across small and large construction companies3.848Citations (PDF)
23Application of the Theory of Planned Behavior to Alternative Dispute Resolution Selection and Use in Construction Projects1.29Citations (PDF)
24Understanding Intention to Use Alternative Dispute Resolution in Construction Projects: Framework Based on Technology Acceptance Model1.212Citations (PDF)
25Developing a generic and aggregate model of system dynamics for construction safety0.94Citations (PDF)
26Unintended consequences of management strategies for improving labor productivity in construction industry
Journal of Safety Research, 2018, 67, 107-116
3.839Citations (PDF)
27A new approach to predict safety outcomes in the construction industry
Safety Science, 2018, 109, 86-94
5.329Citations (PDF)
28Role of Management Strategies in Improving Labor Productivity in General Construction Projects in New Zealand: Managerial Perspective5.860Citations (PDF)
29ASSESSING COLLUSION RISKS IN MANAGING CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK3.625Citations (PDF)
30Lean-based clean earthworks operation
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2017, 142, 2195-2208
9.711Citations (PDF)
31Using a Pressure-State-Practice Model to Develop Safety Leading Indicators for Construction Projects4.132Citations (PDF)
32Assessing Contractual Relationship Quality: Study of Judgment Trends among Construction Industry Participants5.819Citations (PDF)
33Dispute Manifestation and Relationship Quality in Practice1.229Citations (PDF)
34Clean–lean administrative processes: a case study on sediment pollution during construction
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2016, 126, 134-147
9.729Citations (PDF)
35Decision-Making Model for Selecting the Optimum Method of Delay Analysis in Construction Projects5.839Citations (PDF)
36A cleaner production-pollution prevention based framework for construction site induced water pollution
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2016, 135, 1363-1378
9.756Citations (PDF)
37A conceptualisation of relationship quality in construction procurement5.679Citations (PDF)
38The dynamics of proximal and distal factors in construction site water pollution9.723Citations (PDF)
39Predicting safety behavior in the construction industry: Development and test of an integrative model
Safety Science, 2016, 84, 1-11
5.3327Citations (PDF)
40Selection and use of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in construction projects — Past and future research5.668Citations (PDF)
41Relationship-Quality Judgment Model for Construction Project Procurement: A Conjoint Measurement4.125Citations (PDF)
42Developing Leading Indicators to Monitor the Safety Conditions of Construction Projects5.8102Citations (PDF)
43Investigating the Underlying Factors of Corruption in the Public Construction Sector: Evidence from China
Science and Engineering Ethics, 2016, 23, 1643-1666
2.474Citations (PDF)
44Systematic Representation of Relationship Quality in Conflict and Dispute: for Construction Projects0.512Citations (PDF)
45A Fuzzy Fault Tree Framework of Construction Dispute Negotiation Failure5.317Citations (PDF)
46Potential for long-term sustainability
Facilities, 2015, 33, 177-194
1.77Citations (PDF)
47Identifying behaviour patterns of construction safety using system archetypes5.5106Citations (PDF)
48A System Dynamics View of Safety Management in Small Construction Companies1.46Citations (PDF)
49Face-saving tactics as an aid to construction negotiation in Hong Kong4.32Citations (PDF)
50In Search of Sustainability: Constructability Application and Contract Management in Malaysian Industrialized Building Systems1.29Citations (PDF)
51Interweaving Trust and Communication with Project Performance4.1134Citations (PDF)
52Application of Bandura’s Self-Efficacy Theory to Examining the Choice of Tactics in Construction Dispute Negotiation4.123Citations (PDF)
53A cusp catastrophe model of withdrawal in construction project dispute negotiation
Automation in Construction, 2012, 22, 597-604
10.925Citations (PDF)
54Developing a trust inventory for construction contracting5.672Citations (PDF)
55Application of Equity Sensitivity Theory to Problem-Solving Approaches in Construction Dispute Negotiation5.810Citations (PDF)
56How Do Personality Traits Affect Construction Dispute Negotiation? Study of Big Five Personality Model4.130Citations (PDF)
57Moderating Effect of Equity Sensitivity on Behavior-Outcome Relationships in Construction Dispute Negotiation4.110Citations (PDF)
58Exploring the Potential for Predicting Project Dispute Resolution Satisfaction Using Logistic Regression4.119Citations (PDF)
59Efficacy of Trust-Building Tactics in Construction Mediation4.119Citations (PDF)
60Contingent Use of Negotiators’ Tactics in Construction Dispute Negotiation4.136Citations (PDF)
61The aggressive–cooperative drivers of construction contracting5.625Citations (PDF)
62A framework for trust in construction contracting5.6190Citations (PDF)
63Logistic Regression Modeling of Construction Negotiation Outcomes5.312Citations (PDF)
64Catastrophic Transitions of Construction Contracting Behavior4.114Citations (PDF)
65Exploring the Influence of Contract Governance on Construction Dispute Negotiation1.132Citations (PDF)
66Toward a typology of construction mediator tactics
Building and Environment, 2007, 42, 2344-2359
7.014Citations (PDF)
67Behavioral Transition: A Framework for the Construction Conflict--Tension Relationship5.329Citations (PDF)
68Critical factors for environmental performance assessment (EPA) in the Hong Kong construction industry3.221Citations (PDF)
69A Study of Styles and Outcomes in Construction Dispute Negotiation4.178Citations (PDF)
70Logistic Likelihood Analysis of Mediation Outcomes4.118Citations (PDF)
71How Relational are Construction Contracts?1.160Citations (PDF)
72Construction Negotiation Online4.128Citations (PDF)
73Independence and impartiality of contract administrators in the construction sector0.61Citations (PDF)
74State-of-the-art analysis of the integration of augmented reality with construction technologies to improve construction safety4.419Citations (PDF)
75A multivariate regression analysis of barriers to digital technologies adoption in the construction industry4.326Citations (PDF)