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Invloed van organisasieklimaat op werkmotivering

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dc.contributor.advisor Martins, Nico en
dc.contributor.author Gerber, Frans Jacobus en
dc.date.accessioned 2009-08-25T11:01:13Z
dc.date.available 2009-08-25T11:01:13Z
dc.date.issued 2009-08-25T11:01:13Z
dc.date.submitted 2003-11-30 en
dc.identifier.citation Gerber, Frans Jacobus (2009) Invloed van organisasieklimaat op werkmotivering, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2188> en
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2188
dc.description Text in Afrikaans
dc.description.abstract Hierdie navorsing het ten doel om die verband tussen organisasieklimaat en werksmotivering te bepaaL Organisasieklimaat is met die Organisasiediagnosevraelys (ODV) gemeet en werksmolivering is met die Verwagtingsmotiveringsvraelys (VMV) gemeet, 'n skaal wat gefundeer is in die teoretiese model van Edward E Lawler, III, en deur die navorser aangepas is vir die steekproef en deur faktorontleding valideer is. Die interalcsie deur biografiese en organisatoriese veranderlikes (ras, geslag, hierargiese posvlak, werkspan, ouderdom en diensjare) is dear ontleding van variansie en korrelasieontleding ondersoek. AI die korrelasies tussen die hoofdimensies van organisasieklimaat en werksmotivering, met die uitsondering van valensie, ondersteun die navorsingshipoteses met totale organisasieklimaat en totale werlcsmotivering (volgens die Lawler-formule) se korrelasie gelyk aan 0,549 teen die 0,01 peil. Deur stapsgewyse regressie-ontleding is twee dimensies van organisasieklimaat, naamlik taakeienskappe asook bestuur en leierskap, gebruik om totale werksmotivering volgens Lawler se formule te voorspel. Ongeveer 30% van die variansie van werksmotivering is hierdeur voorspel. en
dc.description.abstract The objective of this research is to determine the relationship between organisational climate and work motivation. Organisational climate was measured by the Organisational Diagnostic Questionnaire (ODQ), and work motivation was measured by the Expectancy Motivation Questionnaire (EMQ), a scale based on the model of Edward E. Lawler, III, and validated by means of factor analysis for the population. The interaction of the biographical and organisational variables on the main variables was studied by means of ANOVA as well as correlations. The correlation between total organisational climate and total work motivation (calculated according to the Lawler formula) was 0,549 at the 0,01 level, thus supporting the research hypothesis. By following the stepwise regression analytical procedures, the two dimensions of organisational climate (task characteristics and manager/leadership) used to forecast work motivation (as calculated by the Lawler formula), explained 30% of the variance of work motivation.
dc.format.extent 1 online resource (xvi, 225, xv leaves)
dc.language.iso other en
dc.subject Organisational climate en
dc.subject Psychological climate en
dc.subject Group climate en
dc.subject Organisational culture en
dc.subject Work motivation en
dc.subject Expectancy theory en
dc.subject Lawler en
dc.subject Organisational diagnosis en
dc.subject Organisational development en
dc.subject Motivational climate en
dc.subject Organisasieklimaat
dc.subject Sielkundige klimaat
dc.subject Groepsklimaat
dc.subject Organisasiekultuur
dc.subject Werksmotivering
dc.subject Verwagtingsteorie
dc.subject Lawler
dc.subject Organisasiediagnose
dc.subject Organisasie-ontwikkeling
dc.subject Motiverende klimaat
dc.subject.ddc 658.314
dc.subject.lcsh Corporate culture
dc.subject.lcsh Organizational behavior
dc.subject.lcsh Employee motivation
dc.subject.lcsh Employee morale
dc.subject.lcsh Organizational effectiveness
dc.subject.lcsh Job satisfaction
dc.subject.lcsh Factor analysis
dc.title Invloed van organisasieklimaat op werkmotivering en
dc.title.alternative The influence of organisational climate on work motivation
dc.type Dissertation en
dc.description.department Industrial and Organisational Psychology en
dc.description.degree MCOM (Industrial and Organisational Psychology) en


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