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No obligation? How gender influences the relationship between perceived organizational support and organizational citizenship behavior.

Journal of Applied Psychology, 2020
Previous research indicates that perceived organizational support (POS) elicits felt obligation on the part of employees who, in turn, reciprocate by helping the organization through the performance of organizational citizenship behavior (OCB).
Phillip S Thompson   +2 more
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The mediating roles of gratitude and obligation to link employees’ social exchange relationships and prosocial behavior

, 2020
This study aims to investigate the psychological mechanisms underlying hospitality employees’ social exchange relationships at work by applying the social aspects of work and the social exchange theory.,MTurk was used for conducting a cross-sectional ...
Haemi Kim, Hailin Qu
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Self-care as an ethical obligation for nurses

Nursing Ethics, 2020
As members of the largest and most trusted healthcare profession, nurses are role models and critical partners in the ongoing quest for the health of their patients.
Mary Linton, Jamie M Koonmen
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“I Don’t Owe You, But I Am Committed”: Does Felt Obligation Matter on the Effect of Green Training on Employee Environmental Commitment?

, 2020
This study investigates the contingent effect of felt obligation to care about and aid the organization on the indirect effect of green training on employee environmental commitment through perceived organizational support for the environment.
P. Paillé, P. Valeau
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How ethical leadership influences professional learning communities via teacher obligation and participation in decision making: A moderated-mediation analysis

Educational Management, Administration & Leadership, 2020
This study tested a moderated-mediation model of the processes linking principal ethical leadership and professional learning communities in China, in which teacher obligation is included as a mediator, and teacher participation in school decision making
Shengnan Liu, Hongbiao Yin
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Political Obligation

Oxford Scholarship Online, 2018
Although it is an ancient and much-discussed problem, political obligation continues to pose challenges to political and legal philosophers. Some of these challenges are conceptual, for they require explanations of what a political obligation is and how ...
Richard E. Flathman
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Procedural justice, obligation to obey, and cooperation with police in a sample of Jamaican citizens

Police Practice & Research, 2019
Procedural justice theory plays a central role in understanding police–citizen relationships. To test the universality of procedural justice theory, researchers have tended to assess the relative impacts of normative and instrumental models of policing ...
L. Grant, Daniel K. Pryce
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Much Obliged

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1997
Dentists have a legal and ethical responsibility to provide their patients with appropriate care. Limits written into a patient's insurance plan may not absolve dentists of that responsibility.
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Trust in Supervisor and Job Engagement: Mediating Effects of Psychological Safety and Felt Obligation

The Journal of psychology, 2017
In the social context of job engagement, the role of trust in supervisor in predicting engagement of employees has received attention in research. Very limited research, however, has investigated the mechanisms mediating this dynamic relationship.
A. Basit
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The Consent Theory of Political Obligation

, 2019
This book provides the first systematic and comprehensive restatement and defence of the theory of political obligation since the nineteenth century.
H. Beran
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