2005
DOI: 10.1007/s10869-005-8266-0
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Work-family Conflict, Work-family Culture, and Organizational Citizenship Behavior Among Teachers

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“…As outras pesquisas estudaram apenas um comprometimento com o trabalho, predominando o comprometimento organizacional, com três artigos (BRAGGER et al, 2005;CONLEY;MUNCEY;YOU, 2005;GAZIEL, 2004), e os outros dois comprometimentos estudados de forma isolada são o comprometimento com a carreira (HUNG; LIU, 1999) e o comprometimento com a equipe (PARK; HENKIN; EGLEY, 2005), ambos com um artigo.…”
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“…As outras pesquisas estudaram apenas um comprometimento com o trabalho, predominando o comprometimento organizacional, com três artigos (BRAGGER et al, 2005;CONLEY;MUNCEY;YOU, 2005;GAZIEL, 2004), e os outros dois comprometimentos estudados de forma isolada são o comprometimento com a carreira (HUNG; LIU, 1999) e o comprometimento com a equipe (PARK; HENKIN; EGLEY, 2005), ambos com um artigo.…”
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“…One of the significant variables that has shown to have a high correlation with teachers' OCB is, "job satisfaction" (Garg,Rastogi, 2006;Oplatka, 2006;Bragger et al, 2005;Ngunia et al, 2006). Teachers who have high job satisfaction and organizational commitment will show more enthusiasm in organizational citizenship behavior.…”
Section: The Mediating Role Of Teachers 'Job Satisfactionmentioning
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“…In the discussion of marriage and organizational commitment, even employees" parental status has outstanding effects on work-family conflict (Bragger et al, 2005;Catalyst, 1996;2003). According to many studies, parents" experience more work-family conflict than those couples not having children and the reason is children requires disciplined time allocation.…”
Section: Studies Related To Marital Status and Organizational Commitmentmentioning
confidence: 99%