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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Organisatorisk stolthet : En kvantitativ studie gällande faktorer av psykologiskt välbefinnande och employer branding och dess association med organisatoriskt stolthet / Organizational pride : A quantitative study regarding factors of psychological well-being and employer branding and its association with organizational pride

Häggblom, Hanna, Westling, Julia January 2022 (has links)
Stolthet karaktäriseras som en positiv och prestationsrelaterad känsla som härstammar ur en specifik händelse relaterad till framgång. Den tidigare forskningen på området visar att tiden man stannar på sin arbetsplats hör ihop med stoltheten man känner för sin organisation, men andra faktorer har också visats påverka den organisatoriska stoltheten. Utifrån detta var studiens syfte att undersöka hur faktorer av employer branding och psykologiskt välbefinnande associeras med organisatorisk stolthet. En enkätstudie genomfördes med ett urval av anställda inom den privata sektorn (n = 53; 60 % män, 40 % kvinnor; Målder = 26 år gammal). För att analysera datan har Pearsons korrelationskoefficient och multipla regressioner utförts. Resultatet visade signifikanta korrelationer mellan attitydmässig organisatorisk stolthet (AOS) och följande faktorer: mening i arbetet, socialt klimat, innovativt klimat, jämlikhet, personalinriktning, ledarskapskvalité, socialt stöd från överordnad, social gemenskap och utvecklingsmöjligheter. Faktorerna som signifikant korrelerade med emotionell organisatorisk stolthet (EOS) var: mening i arbetet, socialt klimat, innovativt klimat, jämlikhet, personalinriktning, socialt stöd från överordnad och autonomi. Inga faktorer visade sig signifikant predicera EOS, däremot signifikant predicerar faktorerna mening i arbetet, personalinriktning, ledarskapskvalité och socialt stöd från överordnad AOS. Den starkaste prediktorn för AOS var ledarskapskvalité. Autonomi hade tidigare visats ha en positiv association till organisatorisk stolthet men i denna studie signifikant predicerar den varken AOS eller EOS. / Pride can be defined as a positive and performance-oriented emotion originating from a specific event related to success. Previous research shows that the time of your employment is positively associated with pride for your organization, but other factors have also been shown to affect organizational pride. Based on this, the purpose of the study was to investigate how elements of employer branding and psychological well-being were associated with organizational pride. A survey was conducted with a sample consisting of workers of the private sector (n = 53; 60 % men, 40 % women; Mage = 26 years old). Pearson's correlation coefficient and multiple regressions were performed to analyze the data. The results showed significant correlations between attitudinal organizational pride (AOP) and the following factors: meaning in work, social climate, innovation climate, equality, staff orientation, leadership quality, social support from superiors, social community, and development opportunities. The factors that significantly correlated with emotional organizational pride (EOP) were: meaning in work, social climate, innovation climate, equality, staff orientation, social support from superiors and autonomy. However, while none of the factors were found to significantly predict EOP, the factors meaning at work, staff orientation, leadership quality, and social support from superiors significantly predicted AOP. The strongest predictor for AOP was leadership quality. Autonomy had previously been shown to have a positive association with organizational pride, but in this study, it did not significantly predict either AOP, or EOP.

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