The influence of housing satisfaction on job satisfaction, job performance and overall quality of life

Abstract

Introduction 60 Method 65 Sample 65 Instrumentation 66 Data analysis 66 Results and Discussion 70 Influence of academic, demographic, and housing condition variables on total housing satisfaction 70 Influence of academic, demographic, housing condition, and housing variables on job satisfaction 71 Influence of academic, demographic, housing condition, and housing satisfaction variables on job productivity

Housing Satisfaction and Quality of Life Among Temporary residents in the United States

“…First, the findings confirmed that temporary residents' quality of life in the host country is significandy influenced by housing satisfaction. In support of previous studies (Das, 2008;Henderson, 1987;Peck & Stewart, 1985;Richards, et al, 2007;Westaway, 2006;Zebardats, 2009), the current study clearly showed that housing satisfaction is a significant predictor of overall quality of life. The conceptual path model of the present study explained approximately 43% of the variance in quality of life, which proved quite useful.…”

“…A person's quality of life depends on his or her satisfaction with several domains (Campbell et al, 1976;Henderson, 1987;Marans, 2003;Peck & Stewart, 1985;Richards, O'Leary, & Mutsonziwa, 2007).1he seminal study of Campbell and his colleagues (1976) Based on their model illustrating the relationships between domain satisfaction and life satisfaction (see Figure 1), they found that domain satisfactions were associated with people's assessments and perceptions of domain attributes, which in turn were influenced by the objective attributes themselves. In addition, personal characteristics, needs, and past experiences could influence an individual's perceptions and assessment of several domains (Campbell et al, 1976;Marans & Rodgers, 1975).1he results of their study indicated that family life, marriage, financial situation, housing, and employment were the strongest contributors to overall life satisfaction.…”

Assessment of Residential Satisfaction using Gap Analysis: A Case Study in Naypyitaw City, Myanmar

“…Quality of life, housing satisfaction, job performance, and job satisfaction have been the subjects of research for a long time. Quality of life components related to housing satisfaction indicated that respondents are very satisfied with their family relationships, helping others, and participation in government" (Henderson, 1988).…”

Factors affecting housing satisfaction of Asian and Pacific Islander households in the United States

“…Researchers have studied housing satisfaction in relation to overall satisfaction with quality of life and found they are significantly related (Peck and Steward, 1985). Housing satisfaction also contributes to job satisfaction for residents of certain professions as it applies to space for an office and work related materials (Henderson, 1987;Keller et al, 1997). Housing satisfaction was also found to be associated with good psychological health measured by perceived quality of life and feelings of self-efficacy (Adams, 1992).…”