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Organizational Behavior - Attitude
Organizational Behavior - Attitude
BEHAVIOR
ATTITUDE !
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The Attitude!
Attitude isn’t The Agenda !
everything, but it’s
01 Components of Attitude
close. Introduction to Attitude
02 Job Attitudes
Specific Attitudes related to a job setting
Cognitive Dissonance
is any incompatibility an individual
might perceive between two or
more attitudes or between behavior
and attitudes.
01 02 03 04 05 06
Organizational Employee Psychological
Job Satisfaction Job Involvement POS
Commitment Engagement Empowerment
Perceived organizational
support , is the degree to
which employees believe an
organization values their
contribution and cares
about their well-being.
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT
W H A T I S
THIS ALL ABOUT?
Employee engagement is
An individual’s involvement
with, satisfaction with, and
enthusiasm for the work he
or she does.
PSYCHOLOGICAL EMPOWERMENT
W H A T I S
THIS ALL ABOUT?
Psychological empowerment is
Employees’ belief in the degree to
which they affect their work
environment, their competence,
the meaningfulness of their job,
and their perceived autonomy in
their work.
Are These Job Attitudes Really All That Distinct? You might
wonder whether these job attitudes are really distinct. If people
Aren’t these all feel deeply engaged by their job (high job involvement), isn’t it
probable they like it too (high job satisfaction)? Won’t people
attitudes similar? who think their organization is supportive (high perceived
organizational support) also feel committed to it (strong
organizational commitment)?
JOB SATISFACTION
countries, pay does correlate with job satisfaction and overall
happiness. But once an individual reaches a level of comfortable
What Causes
living, the relationship between pay and job satisfaction virtually
disappears.
Think about the best job you’ve ever had. What made it so?
Chances are you liked the work you did and the people with whom
you worked. Interesting jobs that provide training, variety,
independence, and control satisfy most employees. There is also a
strong correspondence between how well people enjoy the social
context of their workplace and how satisfied they are overall.
Interdependence, feedback, social support, and interaction with co-
workers outside the workplace are strongly related to job satisfaction
even after accounting for characteristics of the work itself.
Dissatisfaction
Response to
Satisfaction/