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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Positive organisational behaviour"”.

  1. The relative importance of happiness, job satisfaction and affective commitment in predicting intention to quit among South Africa employees

    … study considered whether SWB contributes to the positive organisational behaviour domain in relation to intention to quit. Both male and female participants of varying age and ethnicity were examined from multiple organisations in South Africa. Data were collected using online surveys whereby …

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  2. Examining the role of psychological capital as a mediator between perceived authentic leadership, work engagement and workplace commitment among school teachers

    … various resources in order to do so. Research in positive organisational behaviour has argued that one category of resources that can be beneficial in the workplace is psychological resources, such as psychological capital (PsyCap). This study examined the role of PsyCap in equipping teachers at …

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  3. The relationship between authentic leadership, psychological capital, followership and work engagement

    … psychological capital and exemplary followership behaviour as antecedents of work engagement of employees. A quantitative, cross-sectional survey design was utilised, using a composite electronic questionnaire. Data was gathered by using a purposive sample of managers in a national South African …

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