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Work Volition Scale for Chinese Working Adults: A Cross-Cultural Validation Study
Journal of Career Assessment, 2022The present study aims to validate the Chinese version of the Work Volition Scales (WVS), an instrument that assesses three components of work volition: volition, financial constraint, and construct constraint. In Study 1 ( N = 498), the WVS was translated into Chinese, and an exploratory factor analysis (EFA) was conducted resulting in that three ...
Yuanmei Lan +3 more
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Associations of Health Symptoms and Perceptions With Work Volition
The Career Development Quarterly, 2021We used survey data to examine the associations of recent health symptomatology and illness perceptions with work volition among 129 college students who had chronic health conditions. Recent health symptomatology and illness perceptions were both negatively related to work volition.
Lauren M. Bouchard, Margaret M. Nauta
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Work Volition Among U.S. Veterans
The Counseling Psychologist, 2015The present study examined correlates of work volition—the perceived capacity to make occupational choices despite constraints—with a diverse sample of 213 U.S. veterans. Veterans with higher levels of formal education, higher yearly incomes, were married, and were employed, endorsed greater work volition.
Ryan D. Duffy +3 more
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Volitional Trust, Autonomy Satisfaction, and Engagement at Work
Psychological Reports, 2017This study tested a structural model that identifies the nature of relationships between trust, autonomy satisfaction, and personal engagement at work. A cross-sectional survey design with a convenience sample ( n = 252) was used. The Behavioral Trust Inventory, Work-Related Basic Need Satisfaction Scale, and Work Engagement Scale were administered ...
Marita, Heyns, Sebastiaan, Rothmann
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Validation of Korean Version of the Work Volition Scale
Journal of Career Development, 2020This study aimed to validate a Korean-language version of the Work Volition Scale (WVS). Participants were 453 South Korean adults recruited through a survey panel website. In Phase 1 ( n = 230), the original WVS was translated into Korean. Exploratory factor analysis revealed a three-factor solution (volition, financial constraints, and structural ...
Na-Rae Kim, Ki-Hak Lee
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Examining Predictors of Work Volition Among Undergraduate Students
Journal of Career Assessment, 2015The present article examined predictors of work volition, or the perception of control in one’s future career decision making, with two samples of undergraduate students. Building from the Psychology of Working Framework, in Study 1, a hierarchical regression analysis was conducted examining four classes of potential predictors: demographic ...
Ryan D. Duffy +3 more
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Work Volition, Career Decision Self-Efficacy, and Academic Satisfaction
Journal of Career Assessment, 2011The present study examined the relation of work volition to career decision self-efficacy (CDSE) and academic satisfaction in a diverse sample of 447 undergraduate college students. Work volition was found to be moderately correlated with academic satisfaction and strongly correlated with CDSE.
Alex Jadidian, Ryan D. Duffy
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Putting Volition to Work in Education
Teachers College Record: The Voice of Scholarship in Education, 2004Playing the role of constructive critic of articles in this special issue, I adopt the term self-reliance to refer to work habits, work styles, volition, and self-regulated learning. Starting with the belief that developing self-reliance is an important goal of education, I examine key issues that influence the likelihood of reaching this goal.
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Work and Meaning: Disturbance of Volition and Vocational Dysfunction in Schizophrenia
Psychiatry, 1995R. is a 40-year-old, divorced, White male with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, paranoid type, chronic. Shortly after his entrance into our work rehabilitation program, R. engaged one of the authors (P.L.) in a conversation about the nature of his illness.
P, Lysaker, M, Bell
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