The Role and Reprocessing of Attitudes in Fostering Employee Work Happiness: An Intervention Study.
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ABSTRACT: This intervention study examines the iterative reprocessing of explicit and implicit attitudes as the process underlying associations between positive employee attitudes (PsyCap), perception of positive organization culture (organizational virtuousness, OV), and work happiness. Using a quasi-experimental design, a group of school staff (N = 69) completed surveys at three time points. After the first assessment, the treatment group (n = 51) completed a positive psychology training intervention. Results suggest that employee PsyCap, OV, and work happiness are associated with one another through both implicit and explicit attitudes. Further, the Iterative-Reprocessing Model of attitudes (IRM) provides some insights into the processes underlying these associations. By examining t
SUBMITTER: Williams P
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5243841 | biostudies-literature | 2017
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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