chapter 10 - job attitudes Flashcards
Theory of Planned Behavior
behavior stems from a 3 things:
attitude, subjective norms or perceived behavioral control
this leads to intentions and then behaviors
what is Job Satisfaction?
more stable than engagement, it’s satisfaction w/ the role itself and the organization’s role and mission
Organizational Commitment
strength of identification w, attachment to and involvement i n an organization
org commitment - job sat relationship is moderate
org commitment is more stable over time than job sat
Kat - engagement: How does academia tend to define engagement?
Work engagement = “a positive, fulfilling, work-related state of mind that is characterized by vigor, dedication, and absorption” (Schaufeli et al.,
2002 p. 74)
kat - engagement: How does academia tend to measure engagement?
Utrecht Work Engagement Scale-9 (UWES-9; Schaufeli et al., 2006)
frequency scale Response format: 0 (never) – 6 (always/every day)
Vigor
• “At my work, I feel bursting with energy.”
• “At my job, I feel strong and vigorous.”
• “When I get up in the morning, I feel like going to work.”
• Dedication
• “I am enthusiastic about my job.”
• ”My job inspires me.”
• ”I am proud of the work I do.”
• Absorption
• “I feel happy when I am working intensely.”
• “I am immersed in my work.”
• “I get carried away when I am working.”
how does biz world define engagement?
a lot of overlap, satisfaction, identity, commitment, motivation, OCBs
what are antecedents of job satisfaction?
job characteristics (skill variety, task identity etc)
individual-personal characteristics (affective disposition, genetics, self-esteem)
social factors (supervisor relationships, role variables etc)
growth opportunities (promotion, merit pay, benefits etc)
what are consequences of interest for job satisfaction?
performance
withdrawal behaviors
counterproductive behaviors
what are two key components of job satosfaction?
- social factors, roles, organizational justice (fairness)
- growth opportunities
what are two good outcomes of implementing the job characteristics model
core job dimensions being crafted lead to more motivation and higher job satisfaction
measuring job satisfaction
mostly survey based
2 common tools of job satisfaction
job descriptive index (JDI) - most commonly used and best validated
job diagnostic survey (jds)
- minnesota satisfaction questionaire
- faces scale
outcomes of job satisfaction
performance (p=.3)
contextual performance // organizational citizenship behavior
what are some withdrawal behaviors
absenteeism
employee disengagement
turnover (best predicted by organizational ommitment)