The development of normative commitment through team processes implications for foci of commitment and turnover /
Abstract (Summary)
Steve M. Jex, Advisor
This study investigated whether global and local normative commitment predicted
turnover intention over and above global commitment and whether normative
commitment developed through team processes. Results indicated that global and local
commitment did not predict turnover intention above and beyond global commitment by
itself. Results further indicated that social interaction did not moderate the relationship
between either of the commitments and turnover intention. Results also indicated that
team cohesion and team friendship did not mediate the relationship between either of the
commitments and turnover intention. Lastly, team size was found to negatively correlate
with both forms of commitment. Implications for foci of commitment research and
normative commitment antecedent research are discussed.
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School:Bowling Green State University
School Location:USA - Ohio
Source Type:Master's Thesis
Keywords:labor turnover organizational commitment psychology industrial
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