A Research On The Relationship Between Negative Mood Regulation Expectanciesã€Social Supportã€Coping And Job Involvement Of Different Occupational Groups | Posted on:2017-02-01 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis | Country:China | Candidate:X Y Zheng | Full Text:PDF | GTID:2297330482991614 | Subject:Applied Psychology | Abstract/Summary: | PDF Full Text Request | This study used questionnaires, conducted research on teachers, doctors, engineers and other different occupational groups, discussed the relationship between negative mood regulation expectanciesã€social supportã€coping and job involvement of different occupational groups. The research involves the following parts:(1) Test cross-level intermediary role of social support to the relationship between negative mood regulation expectancies and job involvement;(2) Test cross-level intermediary role of coping to the relationship between negative mood regulation expectancies and job involvement;(3) Test the regulating effect of negative mood regulation expectancies to the relationship between working years of individual and job involvement;(4) Test the regulating effect of social support to the relationship between working years of individual and job involvement.Conclusion can be drown as follows:(1) Social support plays an cross-level intermediary effect upon the relationship between negative mood regulation expectancies and job involvement;(2) Positive coping plays an cross-level intermediary effect upon the relationship between negative mood regulation expectancies and job involvement;(3) Negative mood regulation expectancies plays an cross-level regulating effect between working years of individual and job involvement;(4) Social support plays an cross-level regulating effect between working years of individual and job involvement. | Keywords/Search Tags: | negative mood regulation expectancies, social support, coping, job involvement, occupational groups | PDF Full Text Request | Related items |
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