Chapter 4 Flashcards

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What is job satisfaction

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How you feel about your work and what you think about your job

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What are values

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Things we consciously or unconsciously wish to attain

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What does the value-precept model of job satisfaction claim?

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job satisfaction depends on whether you perceive that your job supplies the things that you value.

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What is the formula related to the value-precept model?

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Dissatisfaction=(Vwant-Vneed)X(Vimport)

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What are the five facets of job satisfaction according to the value precepts model?

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Pay, Promotion, Supervision, Coworkers, Work itself

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What are the 5 key factors of the Job Characteristics Theory

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Variety, Identity, Significance, Automony, Feedback

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What are the three psychological states of the Job Characteristics Theory, and what contributes to them

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  1. Meaningfulness of work (Variety, Identity, Significance)
  2. Responsibility for outcome (Autonomy
  3. Knowledge of Results (Feedback)
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What are moderators?

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something that influences the strength of the relationships between variables

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What are the moderators in the job char. theory?

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Knowledge and Skill

Growth Need Strength

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10
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According to JC how are jobs improved?

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Enrichment

Crafting

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What are moods?

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states of feeling that are often mild, last for an extended period of time, are not directed at or caused by anything

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What are the two axes of mood?

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Pleasant vs Unpleasant

Activated vs unactivated

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What is flow, and what causes it?

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a state of total immersion in a task; having a challenging piece of work with the knowledge and skills to complete it

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What are emotions?

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states of feeling that are intense, lost only a few minutes, and are caused or directed at something or someone specific

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What is the difference between emotions and moods?

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Emotions are direacted at someone/something whiles moods are not.

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16
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What does the affective events theory state?

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Workplace events can generate affective reactions–reactions that can go on to influence work attitudes and behaviors

17
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What are some examples of negative and positive emotions?

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Negative: anger, anxiety, fear, guilt, shame, sadness, envy, disgust

Positive: Joy, pride, relief, hope, love, and compassion

18
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What is emotional labor?

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Labor requiring the need to manage emotions to complete work successfully

19
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What is emotional contagion

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the idea that one person can “catch” or be influenced by the emotions of another person