Living With Technology Issues At Mid Career
Living With Technology Issues At Mid Career
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Wilensky (1964), who shows that the determinants of alienation from work are different from those of involvement with it, and Herzberg's (1966) two-factor theory of job satisfaction.
94 TABLE IIIA2 Correlations of Work Involvement Index with Components Component Correlation 1) Career vs. Family as Major Life Satisfaction . 81 a) rank for career . Y^* b) rank for family -. 62 2) Importance of Time for Family as Job Characteristic -. 75 3) Commitment to Work -^S a) think about work when off job .... 51 b) only interest in job is money -. 37 c) wish were in different occupation -. 39 d) satisfaction from work . 60 95 A. Explication: Extreme Groups Some of the impressionistic distinctions described in the chapter between the 25 most highly work involved and the 23 with the lowest scores on the index, are caught in the numerical differences shown in Table IIIA3. The table shows that though some of the extremely low work involvement respondents give spontaneous indication of their uncertainty about their professional identity, none of the extremely high work involvement group does so (items 1, 2, 3).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wilensky (1964), who shows that the determinants of alienation from work are different from those of involvement with it, and Herzberg's (1966) two-factor theory of job satisfaction.
94 TABLE IIIA2 Correlations of Work Involvement Index with Components Component Correlation 1) Career vs. Family as Major Life Satisfaction . 81 a) rank for career . Y^* b) rank for family -. 62 2) Importance of Time for Family as Job Characteristic -. 75 3) Commitment to Work -^S a) think about work when off job .... 51 b) only interest in job is money -. 37 c) wish were in different occupation -. 39 d) satisfaction from work . 60 95 A. Explication: Extreme Groups Some of the impressionistic distinctions described in the chapter between the 25 most highly work involved and the 23 with the lowest scores on the index, are caught in the numerical differences shown in Table IIIA3. The table shows that though some of the extremely low work involvement respondents give spontaneous indication of their uncertainty about their professional identity, none of the extremely high work involvement group does so (items 1, 2, 3).
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