Predicting Work Attitudes and Turnover Intentions Among Officers: The Importance of Adlerian Personality Attributes

Liesienė, Justina; Endriulaitienė, Auksė; Bukšnytė, Loreta; Gustainienė, Loreta; Kern, Roy M.

doi:10.4026/1303-2860.2010.0142.x

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“…The instrument consists of ve major scales of Belonging/ Social Interest, Going Along, Taking Charge, Wanting Recognition, Being Cautious and ve supporting scales of Harshness, Entitlement, Liked by All, Striving for Perfection and Softness. Since its inception there have been extensive studies using the instrument with samples of teachers, employees in organizational settings, substance abusers, high school and university students, prison populations, murderers, clinical populations and to a much lesser degree with parents (e. g. Eckstein & Kern, 2009;Frey, Kern, Snow & Curlette, 2009;Kern, Gormley & Curlette, 2008;Liesiene, Endriulaitiene, Buksnyte, Gustainiene & Kern, 2010;Snow, Kern & Curlette, 2001). Furthermore, there are no studies that have been conducted with a sample of Lithuanian parents on this topic.…”

Section: Research On Lifestylementioning

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Lietuvos Tėvų, Auginančių 6–12 Metų Vaikus, Gyvenimo Stiliaus Individualiosios Psichologijos Požiūriu Sąsajos Su Vaiko Auklėjimo Stiliumi

Jonynienė¹,

Kern²

2012

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Abstract. Background. Although numerous research studies related to the connection between parents' personality and parenting have continually supported the signi cance of personality as an important variable in predicting parenting behaviors, the ndings are mostly limited to the ve-trait personality model, parental psychopathology or the samples of adolescents' parents. Purpose. In this research study we examined the relationship of the personality construct of lifestyle proposed in the theory of Individual Psychology and parenting styles based on Baumrind's parenting model with a Lithuanian sample.

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Section: Research On Lifestylementioning

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Lietuvos Tėvų, Auginančių 6–12 Metų Vaikus, Gyvenimo Stiliaus Individualiosios Psichologijos Požiūriu Sąsajos Su Vaiko Auklėjimo Stiliumi

Jonynienė¹,

Kern²

2012

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Psychometric Properties of the BASIS-A Lt : Lithuanian Version

Gaubė¹,

Kern²,

Stoltz³

2015

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Before conducting an empirical study, researchers need to consider the psychometric properties of each instrument used. In particular, researchers who wish to translate an existing instrument into a different language must address reliability and validity issues, appropriateness of the norming group, and the methodology related to the back-forward translation procedures. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the psychometric properties of the Lithuanian version of the Basic Adlerian Scales for Interpersonal Success–Adult Form (BASIS-A). The sample consisted of 1,100 Lithuanian-speaking participants who completed the Lithuanian BASIS-A Inventory, a demographic sheet, and the Big Five instrument. Construct validity was addressed through exploratory factor analysis. The internal and external reliability was supported. Correlation analysis with the Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI) by Gosling, Rantfrow, & Swann (2003) was conducted to test the convergent validity. The various statistical analyses supported the use of the Lithuanian version of the BASIS-A as a valid instrument for use in research on the Lithuanian population.

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Validity and Reliability of the Basic Adlerian Scales for Interpersonal Success–Adult Form in Taiwan

Chen¹,

Huang²,

Tseng³

et al. 2016

The Journal of Individual Psychology

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Predicting Work Attitudes and Turnover Intentions Among Officers: The Importance of Adlerian Personality Attributes

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Lietuvos Tėvų, Auginančių 6–12 Metų Vaikus, Gyvenimo Stiliaus Individualiosios Psichologijos Požiūriu Sąsajos Su Vaiko Auklėjimo Stiliumi

Lietuvos Tėvų, Auginančių 6–12 Metų Vaikus, Gyvenimo Stiliaus Individualiosios Psichologijos Požiūriu Sąsajos Su Vaiko Auklėjimo Stiliumi

Psychometric Properties of the BASIS-A Lt : Lithuanian Version

Validity and Reliability of the Basic Adlerian Scales for Interpersonal Success–Adult Form in Taiwan

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