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Tenure, Satisfaction, and Work Environment Flexibility of People with Mental Retardation

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Chiocchio, Francois; Frigon, Jean-Yves – Journal of Vocational Behavior, 2006

In the Theory of Work Adjustment (TWA), Dawis and Lofquist (1984) hypothesize that Employee satisfaction (ES) and flexibility of the work environment moderate the functional relationship between satisfaction in the work environment (WS) and the correspondence between job requirements and employees' abilities. In addition, they hypothesize that…

Descriptors: Work Environment, Job Satisfaction, Tenure, Mental Retardation

Negative Affect and Job Search: Further Examination of the Reverse Causation Hypothesis

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Crossley, Craig D.; Stanton, Jeffrey M. – Journal of Vocational Behavior, 2005

The present study examined a longitudinal model of state and trait negative affect as predictors of job-search success. Job-search self-efficacy and job-search intensity were also examined as mediators of the negative affect--job-search success relation. Overall the model offered mixed support for Kasl's (1982) Reverse Causation Hypothesis.…

Descriptors: Job Search Methods, Hypothesis Testing, Self Efficacy, Models