2014
DOI: 10.1007/s11218-014-9255-9
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Engagement in the university context: exploring the role of a sense of justice and social identification

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“…For example, Stephenson and Bell (2014) found that if the level of identification with a university increases, the expected number of donations would also increase. Halbesleben and Wheeler (2009) observed that student identification with business education models impact student satisfaction and likelihood to donate, while Di Battista et al (2014) found that student identification with a university moderated the relationship between sense of justice and extra-role behaviours. Hence, it is clear that social identification has an impact on student satisfaction and the engagement of students with their university, but previous studies have not explored the influence of organizational identification on student commitment to learning and academic achievement.…”
Section: Organizational Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Stephenson and Bell (2014) found that if the level of identification with a university increases, the expected number of donations would also increase. Halbesleben and Wheeler (2009) observed that student identification with business education models impact student satisfaction and likelihood to donate, while Di Battista et al (2014) found that student identification with a university moderated the relationship between sense of justice and extra-role behaviours. Hence, it is clear that social identification has an impact on student satisfaction and the engagement of students with their university, but previous studies have not explored the influence of organizational identification on student commitment to learning and academic achievement.…”
Section: Organizational Identificationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las investigaciones de Gore et al (2014) y LeBlanc (2014) se limitaron a adaptar los ítems de una escala que originalmente era del contexto laboral al contexto de estudiantes universitarios. En cambio, Di Battista et al (2014) investigaron las conductas de cooperación voluntaria de los estudiantes en sus carreras, llegando a distinguir tres dimensiones: (a) mejorar el ambiente universitario (por ejemplo, sugerir algunas mejoras organizacionales al jefe de carrera), (b) colaborar con otros estudiantes (por ejemplo, sugerir a los encargados posibles mejoras respecto a la comunicación con los estudiantes) y, (c) relación con el contexto universitario general, por ejemplo, preocuparse por permanecer tranquilos en clases para no interrumpir la concentración de otros estudiantes. La escala construida quedó compuesta por 13 ítems y mostró buenos indicadores psicométricos.…”
Section: Evaluación De La Conducta Ciudadana En Estudiantes Universitunclassified
“…Para evaluar la justificación teórica de cada ítems los investigadores realizaron una amplia revisión bibliográfica para comprender el concepto de conducta ciudadana organizacional y se contrastaron los ítems construidos con dos escalas existentes para evaluar conducta ciudadana en organizaciones laborales (Rodríguez et al, 2014;Díaz-Vilela et al, 2012) como también con una escala específica para el contexto de estudiantes universitario (Di Battista et al, 2014). Producto de lo anterior, se mejoró la redacción de algunos ítems y se agregó uno nuevo.…”
Section: Reducción Y Evaluación De íTemsunclassified
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