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1985
Information about the job satisfaction and work attitudes of older people is limited. The few studies that have been conducted suggest that job satisfaction increases slightly with age (Davidson and Kunze 1965; Janson and Martin 1982; Quinn and Shepard 1974; Staines et al. 1974).
Willis J. Goudy, Richard Reder
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Information about the job satisfaction and work attitudes of older people is limited. The few studies that have been conducted suggest that job satisfaction increases slightly with age (Davidson and Kunze 1965; Janson and Martin 1982; Quinn and Shepard 1974; Staines et al. 1974).
Willis J. Goudy, Richard Reder
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Changing attitudes, as well as jobs
Education + Training, 1981One of the most difficult situations in which to introduce changes to people's jobs is where they already have a basic feeling of insecurity. So, in many ways, the current economic climate in Britain is hardly conducive to a general movement which centres on altering jobs and work organizations as a way of improving the quality of working life.
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Effect of an Alcoholism Workshop on Attitudes, Job Satisfaction and Job Performance of Secretaries
Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1974Attendance at a workshop for secretaries in alcoholism agencies improved the participants' iob satisfaction, job performance, and attitudes toward clients.
T. Book, P. C. Rivers, B. P. Sarata
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Job Characteristics, Managerial Attitudes, and Self-Designing Jobs
Psychological Reports, 1977In a study of 100 managers in a large manufacturing organization, multiple regression analyses indicated several empirical relationships between seven job characteristics and five attitude variables such as need fulfillment. Results suggest a metastrategy that fosters self-designing jobs.
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Equal Opportunity Perceptions and Job Attitudes [PDF]
(1991). Equal Opportunity Perceptions and Job Attitudes. The Journal of Social Psychology: Vol. 131, No. 3, pp. 431-433.
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Effects of a realistic job preview on job acceptance, job attitudes, and job survival.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 1973A field experiment was conducted in a telephone company to assess the effects of a realistic job preview vs an unrealistic (i.e., “traditional”) preview. Of 80 newly hired female telephone operators, those who saw a realistic job preview film subsequently had more realistic job expectations, fewer ...
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Occupational Therapy in Health Care, 2017
Jin-Hyuck Park, Ji-Hyuk Park
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Jin-Hyuck Park, Ji-Hyuk Park
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Effects of manipulated job stressors and job attitude on perceived job conditions: A simulation.
1995Examine the roles of job attitude (operationalized by job satisfaction) and stressful job conditions on individuals' affective reactions (feelings of stress, frustration, and job satisfaction), perception of job stressors (role ambiguity, role conflict, work load, and autonomy), and task perceptions (skill variety, feedback, task identity, and task ...
Peter Y. Chen+2 more
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