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Bath, Debra M. – Death Studies, 2009
Research has consistently reported that social support from family, friends, and colleagues is an important factor in the bereaved person's ability to cope after the loss of a loved one. This study used a Theory of Planned Behavior framework to identify those factors that predict a person's intention to interact with, and support, a grieving…
Descriptors: Grief, Intention, Coping, Death
Beehr, Terry A.; And Others – 1977
Higher order need strength (HONS) has been shown to moderate the relationship between work role characteristics and some traditional dependent variables in organizations. It was hypothesized that employees with strong HONS might be more sensitive to variability in their work environments than people with weaker HONS. This would happen because…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Employee Attitudes, Job Satisfaction, Motivation
Calitz, Coenraad J.; And Others – 1974
The study employs stepwise regression analysis to relate work and total job satisfaction with the following measures: job characteristics as reflected by job dimension scores and work quality dimensions, both being based on the Position Analysis Questionnaire; job-related interests expressed by job incumbents, as measured by the Job Activity…
Descriptors: Administrators, Analysis of Covariance, Behavioral Science Research, Correlation
Schneider, Benjamin – 1977
The study was concerned with the persistent problem in conducting person/situation research--the identification of relevant dimensions or features of the situation. Since the usual strategy for discovering relevant perceptual dimension of organizational life is to ask organizational employees to respond to a set of predetermined questions, this…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Business, Employee Attitudes, Industry
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Eadie, William F.; And Others – 1980
An adaptation of "communication audit" procedures was used to evaluate the communication patterns at a mental health center (MHC). The evaluation included initial interviews with 28 MHC workers/administrators, a survey of 215 staff members for a communication network analysis, and followup interviews with another 28 persons. The data produced four…
Descriptors: Adults, Behavioral Science Research, Communication Problems, Communication Research
Phelps, Lynn; And Others – 1980
Three studies tested the capability of three measurement instruments to predict a communication behavior across a variety of communication situations. The intent of these related studies was to demonstrate the utility of a self-presentation analysis of the concept of personality, an approach postulating that people strive to create the impression…
Descriptors: Androgyny, Anxiety, Behavior, Behavioral Science Research
Bavendam, James M.; Harper, Nancy L. – 1980
In a study of turnover in a midwest trucking firm, the files of 199 terminated drivers were used in a statistical analysis of 19 variables that might have been correlated to length of service. A series of interviews with drivers and key management personnel supplemented the statistical data. It was found that previously identified biographical…
Descriptors: Adults, Behavioral Science Research, Career Change, Communication Problems
Forbes, J. Benjamin; And Others – 1976
Two visual monitoring tasks were used to further knowledge of the interactions between individual differences and task demands as determinants of performance and satisfaction. The subjects, 100 male university students, completed pre- and post-test batteries to assess general and specific abilities, personality variables, work orientation,…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Individual Characteristics, Individual Differences, Job Development
Gorden, William I.; Infante, Dominic A. – 1980
It was hypothesized that the quality of superior-subordinate communication relationships, self-esteem, clothing consciousness, impulsiveness, and intellectual interest would account for a significant portion of variance in a multiple regression equation of female subordinates' system involvement. This hypothesis was tested with data from 164…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Clothing, Communication Research, Employed Women
Porter, Lyman W.; Dubin, Robert – 1975
What factors affect the attachment of employees to their work and work organization? What are the consequences of attachment or lack of it? The report summarizes the broad findings of a long-term research project designed to examine attitudinal and behavioral aspects of individual-organization linkages, conceived in two broad categories--the acts…
Descriptors: Behavioral Science Research, Career Opportunities, Employee Attitudes, Employer Employee Relationship