A note on the relationship between affect(ivity) and differing conceptualizations of job satisfaction: Some unexpected meta-analytic findings
@article{Kaplan2009ANO, title={A note on the relationship between affect(ivity) and differing conceptualizations of job satisfaction: Some unexpected meta-analytic findings}, author={S. Kaplan and Christopher R. Warren and Adam P. Barsky and C. J. Thoresen}, journal={European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology}, year={2009}, volume={18}, pages={29 - 54} }
This study investigated whether the relationships between positive (PA) and negative affect (NA) and job satisfaction (JS) differ as a function of the satisfaction measure being primarily affective or cognitive in nature. Subject matter experts classified JS measures as being primarily affective or cognitive. A series of meta-analyses involving between 17 and 63 primary studies revealed that PA, but not NA, correlated more strongly with affective JS measures. Analyses comparing specific… CONTINUE READING
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