期刊
JOURNAL OF ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
卷 43, 期 5, 页码 946-964出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/job.2598
关键词
construct redundancy; distributive justice; engagement; job attitudes; job involvement; job satisfaction; organizational commitment; perceived organizational support; procedural justice
This study reviews employee job attitudes and identifies issues with measurement and correlations between attitudes. Relative weights analyses show that certain attitudes are more effective in predicting key employee outcomes. This research contributes to the field by synthesizing literature and developing a future research agenda. Additionally, it provides basic knowledge on job attitudes.
Given the importance and popularity of employee job attitudes in academics and practice (e.g., annual engagement surveys), it is crucial to explore and summarize previous developments in the literature to identify ways to advance the field. The current review takes a systematic approach to exploring the nomological network, including investigating redundancy, of seven common job attitudes. We present a portfolio of evidence relying on three primary studies and one meta-analytic study (total k = 6631; total n = 3 309 205). Our results raise concerns about the measurement of select job attitudes. Further, job attitudes are moderately to strongly correlated with each other (most relations landing between rho = .50 and .69) and have similar patterns of relationships with antecedents, correlates, and outcomes. Yet, relative weights analyses illustrate that some attitudes have more validity in predicting key employee outcomes than others, which points to theoretically relevant utility concerns among specific job attitudes. This review offers a contribution by synthesizing the literature and developing a future research agenda based on the current findings that will advance the field further. Finally, this work offers a primer on job attitudes, with definitions, applicable theoretical frameworks, scales and items, and empirical relationships between key constructs.
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