This study's premise is that ingratiation and organizational citizenship behaviors are similar hut that supervisors will respond differently to employees depending on whether they lahel their extrarole behaviors as ingratiation or as organizational citizenship hehavior (OCB). Variables based on Kelley's covariation model did not greatly influence supervisory attrihutions. The attrihution of mot...

This work provides a novel approach to the corporate social responsibility (CSR) concept and to CSR activities, using social capital as the driver of consumer citizenship behavior in the sharing economy business system. An online consumer questionnaire was carried out in Taiwan to examine seven proposed hypotheses to investigate the factors affecting behavior intention. The sample includes 445 ...

The aim of this study is to test the “work values” inventory developed by Tevruz and Turgut and to utilize the concept in a model, which aims to create a greater understanding of the work experience. In the study multiple effects of work values, work-value congruence and work centrality on organizational citizenship behavior are examined. In this respect, it is hypothesized that work values and...

The article draws on the rapidly growing field of citizenship studies to map and explore the dynamics of contemporary occupational health and safety (OHS) regulation. Using two key dimensions of OHS regulation (protection and participation), the author constructs four ideal types of worker citizenship (market, public, private industrial, and public industrial citizens). Historically, workers ha...

The aim of the study is to assess how organisational commitment and organisational (OCB) citizenship impacts on employee performance in the banking industry. The research was a non-experimental, explorative, quantitative study. Structured questionnaire was used to collect data from a sample of two hundred (200) employees from 10 different commercial banks in Ghana to assess whether their perfor...

Patterns of digital uses among Israeli Arabs – between citizenship in modern society and traditional cultural roots Sabina Lissitsa To cite this article: Sabina Lissitsa (2015) Patterns of digital uses among Israeli Arabs – between citizenship in modern society and traditional cultural roots, Asian Journal of Communication, 25:5, 447-464, DOI: 10.1080/01292986.2014.981555 To link to this articl...

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