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PsycEXTRA Dataset 2012
DOI: 10.1037/e547792012-039
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Fluctuations in work motivation: Task does no matter!

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“…Applying complexity science Study chaotic dynamics over time, sudden and catastrophic changes, fractal structures, fuzzy boundaries or emergent processes in organizational phenomena (Ceja & Navarro, 2011;Guastello, 1987Guastello, , 2007; Navarro, Curioso, Gomes, Arrieta, & Cortés, 2013) about how to conduct a more time-sensitive study, it is more difficult to find organizations that allow longitudinal data-gathering, researchers lack the knowledge of techniques required for longitudinal data-analysis, and researchers are under pressure to conduct research and publish its outcomes in short periods of time (which favors short-term experiments or cross-sectional field studies). However, other and more fundamental explanations for the theory-method misfit have also been suggested.…”
Section: Level In Multilevel Designsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Applying complexity science Study chaotic dynamics over time, sudden and catastrophic changes, fractal structures, fuzzy boundaries or emergent processes in organizational phenomena (Ceja & Navarro, 2011;Guastello, 1987Guastello, , 2007; Navarro, Curioso, Gomes, Arrieta, & Cortés, 2013) about how to conduct a more time-sensitive study, it is more difficult to find organizations that allow longitudinal data-gathering, researchers lack the knowledge of techniques required for longitudinal data-analysis, and researchers are under pressure to conduct research and publish its outcomes in short periods of time (which favors short-term experiments or cross-sectional field studies). However, other and more fundamental explanations for the theory-method misfit have also been suggested.…”
Section: Level In Multilevel Designsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…whereas in another study factors “Job Security” and “Good Working Conditions” had the most importance for employees and the factor “Good Wages” had the sixth place ( Amirtash, 1999 ). Yet in most studies conducted in different time periods, economic factor have been more important than other factors( Nelson, 2002 ), it is worth mentioning that work motivation might exhibit a nonlinear pattern over time and the effective factors are obviously subjected to change ( Navarro, Curioso, Gomes, Arrieta, & Cortes, 2013 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entendemos la motivación laboral como el proceso psicológico que determina (o dinamiza) la dirección, intensidad y persistencia de la acción dentro del flujo continuo de experiencias que caracterizan a la persona en relación con su trabajo (Kanfer, Chen, & Pritchard, 2008). Según diferentes estudios (e.g., Guastello, Johnson, & Rieke, 1999;Navarro, Arrieta, & Ballén, 2007;Navarro et al, 2013), nuestra motivación en el trabajo fluctúa a lo largo del tiempo. Así se ha encontrado cambios en el esfuerzo atencional en mili-segundos, minutos y horas (e.g., Credé & Dalal, 2002); cambios a través de días, semanas y meses en la dirección y persistencia de la asignación de nuestros recursos motivacionales (e.g., Navarro, Ceja, Curioso, & Arrieta, 2014); finalmente, cambios también durante años, décadas y a lo largo de la vida en los motivos, rasgos motivacionales y habilidades (e.g., Kanfer, 2009).…”
Section: La Motivación Laboral Como Proceso Cambianteunclassified
“…Pero no se han encontrado aún las causas que provocan estas fluctuaciones. En este punto, el antecedente más inmediato del presente estudio lo encontramos en Navarro et al (2013), quienes concluyeron la no relación entre las tareas o actividades que realizamos en el trabajo como generadoras de las fluctuaciones en la motivación laboral. Este resultado puede generar cierta sorpresa por cuanto podríamos esperar que nuestra motivación es mayor o menor dependiendo de las tareas que realizamos.…”
Section: La Motivación Laboral Como Proceso Cambianteunclassified
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