Exam 10: Job Attitudes: Antecedents and Consequences
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According to the theory of planned behavior, an individual's perception of the social pressures to perform or not to perform a particular behavior is the individual's:
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The four major categories of antecedents of job satisfaction include growth opportunities, individual characteristics, social factors, and:
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Explain the difference between global and facet measures of job satisfaction. When might an organization prefer to use a facet measure instead of a global measure?
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Using the Steers and Rhodes (1978) model as a guide, describe how job satisfaction affects employee absence/attendance.
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A recent trend in the commitment literature is the focus on how the three components of commitment interact. This approach classifies individuals into:
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The correlation between organizational commitment and job satisfaction is said to range from:
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Vlad comes reports late to work, steals printer paper for his personal use, and speaks rudely to his coworkers. Vlad is engaging in:
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Denny's boss asks him to pick up her dry cleaning. Denny believes that this task is not part of the conditions of his employment, and as a result, feels very dissatisfied. His boss has:
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Research by Meyer and colleagues (2002) found that employees with longer tenure demonstrated higher levels of:
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The five dimensions of job satisfaction that are measured by the JDI are satisfaction with promotion opportunities, satisfaction with pay, satisfaction with supervision, satisfaction with coworkers, and:
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Provide two recommendations that a company can use to increase its employees' affective commitment.
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Dan loves working as a plastic surgeon and often schedules extra surgeries in the evenings rather than spending time with his family. Dan is likely:
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_____ is the degree of positive or negative feeling a person has towards a particular person, place, or thing.
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Johanna believes that her company cares about her well-being and values her contribution. Johanna's feelings are best characterized as having:
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The three major categories of consequences of job satisfaction include counterproductive work behaviors, withdrawal behaviors, and:
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A question such as "How satisfied are you with your job?" would be an example of:
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The correlations between job satisfaction and counterproductive behavior range from:
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Research suggests that workers who have proactive personalities (that is, people who take personal initiative) are more likely to:
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_____ is the tendency to respond to classes of environmental stimuli in predetermined, affect-based ways.
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What is job involvement? How is this different from work centrality?
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