CH3 Flashcards

1
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desire of an employee to remain a member of the organization

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Organizational commitment

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2
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set of actions that employees perform to avoid the work situation

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Withdrawal behavior

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3
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desire to remain member of an organization due to emotional attachment

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Affective commitment

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4
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desire to remain a member of an organization due to costs associated with leaving it

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Continuance commitment

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5
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desire to remain a member of an organization due to a feeling of obligation

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Normative commitment

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6
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various things that can inspire a desire to remain a member of an organization

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Focus of commitment

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7
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employees with fewer bonds will be most likely to quit the organization

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erosion model

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8
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employees who have direct linkages with leavers will themselves be more likely to leave

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Social influence model

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9
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employees links to organization and community

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Embeddedness

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10
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passive destructive response where interest and effort decline

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Neglect

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11
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actions that provide a mental escape from the work environment

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Psychological withdrawal

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12
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when employees appear to be working but are actually distracted by random thoughts or concerns

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Daydreaming

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13
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chatting about nonwork topics

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Socializing

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14
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intentional desire to look like they’re working even when they’re not

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Looking busy

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15
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use work time/resources to complete something other than job duties

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Moonlighting

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16
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using resources for personal enjoyment rather than work duties

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Cyberloafing

17
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actions that provide a physical escape from the work environment

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Physical withdrawal

18
Q

tendency to arrive at work late or leave work early

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Tardiness

19
Q

longer than normal lunches, coffee breaks

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Long breaks

20
Q

when employees miss an entire day of work

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Absenteeism

21
Q

voluntarily leaving the organization

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Quitting

22
Q

argues various withdrawal behaviors are uncorrelated and fulfill different needs

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Independent forms model of withdrawal

23
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argues that various withdrawal behaviors are negatively correlated with each other - doing one means less likely to do other

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Compensatory forms model of withdrawal

24
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argues that various withdrawal behaviors are positively correlated with each other - doing one will encourage doing more
^Has received the most scientific support

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Progression model of withdrawal

25
Q

shaped by recruitment and socialization activities that convey promises and expectations

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Psychological contracts