Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) / Change has become a prevalent feature of today’s organizations, resulting in an increased demand for workers who are able to adapt to the dynamic nature of the environment. Recently, many have suggested that traditional models of job performance should be expanded to include an adaptive performance dimension. Research in this relatively new domain has focused on defining adaptive performance and understanding how it may be predicted. This study contributes to these efforts by testing the personality trait of conscientiousness as a predictor of adaptive performance, with both constructs being studied at their domain and facet levels. The incremental validity of conscientiousness over cognitive ability is also examined, and autonomy is investigated as a moderator of the conscientiousness-adaptive performance relationships. A sample of 212 undergraduate students who work at least 20 hours per week participated in the study by completing an online survey and a cognitive ability assessment. Conscientiousness was supported as a good predictor of adaptive performance overall. However, the predictor-outcome results did vary over the domain and facet levels, emphasizing the importance of studying both levels. At the two-facet level of conscientiousness, the achievement motivation facet was shown to have stronger relationships with the adaptive performance dimensions compared to the dependability facet. At the six-facet level of conscientiousness, the three achievement motivation facets and one dependability facet (i.e., dutifulness) were significantly related to all eight performance dimensions, but the other two dependability facets (i.e., orderliness and cautiousness) were not significantly related to all of the adaptive performance dimensions. Conscientiousness did provide significant incremental validity over cognitive ability at the domain level and for almost all of the facet-level relationships, but cognitive ability was not related to adaptive performance or any other study variables. Autonomy was supported as a moderator with 16 significant interactions uncovered at the facet level. However, these significant interactions only involved three (i.e., interpersonal, learning, and cultural) of the eight adaptive performance dimensions. Overall, these results supported the conscientiousness-adaptive performance relationship and contributed new findings to the adaptive performance domain that have implications for employee selection and performance management.

Titel: Varför väljer fastighetsmäklare att byta bransch?Nivå: Examensarbete på Grundnivå (kandidatexamen) i ämnet företagsekonomi Författare: Anna Sjögren och Emma ÖhmanHandledare: Dr. Jonas Kågström och biträdande Martin AhleniusDatum: 2021 - juni  Syfte: Syftet med denna studie är att undersöka hur motivationsfaktorerna yttre motivation, inre motivation, Grit – passion och uthållighet för långsiktiga mål, och relationsbyggande påverkar svenska fastighetsmäklares jobbtillfredsställelse och avsikt att byta bransch.  Metod: Denna studies metod är av kvantitativ karaktär med ett deduktivt synsätt, där datan har insamlats med hjälp av en webbaserad enkät. Enkäten har skickats ut till urvalet, bestående av 4497 stycken svenska fastighetsmäklare, av hela populationen på 7110 stycken fastighetsmäklare. Totalt resulterade enkäten i 932 svar, där 910 av dessa kunde användas. För att analysera datan har statistikprogrammen Jamovi och Smart PLS använts. För att kunna redovisa och tolka resultatet har deskriptiva analyser gjorts, bivariata korrelationsanalyser, faktoranalyser samt strukturella ekvationsmodelleringar.  Resultat & slutsats: Undersökningen visar på aggregerad nivå att Grit i hög grad påverkar den inre motivationen och att inre motivation är den faktor som har störst betydelse för en fastighetsmäklares upplevda jobbtillfredsställelse. Jobbtillfredsställelse i sin tur är den faktor som påverkar deras avsikt att byta bransch mest. Men, undersökningen visar även att jobbtillfredsställelse påverkar den yttre motivationen och att yttre motivation påverkar avsikten att byta bransch. Dessutom påverkas jobbtillfredsställelsen av faktorn relationsbyggande. Dessa motivationsfaktorers betydelse varierar dock beroende på olika demografiska variabler. Utifrån resultatet och hypotesprövningen, togs en egen modell fram, som benämns ”REAMF-modellen”.  Examensarbetets bidrag: Denna studie bidrar med kunskap om vilka motivationsfaktorer som påverkar svenska fastighetsmäklares avsikt att byta bransch. Denna studies resultat är också användbart i praktiken för ledare inom branschen. Genom att som ledare veta vilka motivationsfaktorer som motiverar de enskilda anställda fastighetsmäklarna, kan passande motivationsstrategier framtas för just dessa, för att öka deras upplevda jobbtillfredsställelse, för att därmed minska deras avsikt att byta bransch.  Förslag till fortsatt forskning: Denna studies motivationsfaktorer förklarar ca 40% av varför svenska fastighetsmäklare har för avsikt att byta bransch. Det hade varit intressant att undersöka fler motivationsfaktorer som kan påverka detta val. En replikering av denna studie, i något annat land, efterfrågas också till vidare forskning. Slutligen vore det intressant att se om REAMF-modellen är applicerbar på andra yrken. / Title: Why do real estate agents choose to leave the industry?Level: Student thesis, final assignment for Bachelor Degree in Business Administration Authors: Anna Sjögren and Emma ÖhmanSupervisors: Dr. Jonas Kågström and assistant Martin AhleniusDate: 2021 - June  Aim: The purpose of this study is to examine how the motivational factors extrinsic motivation, intrinsic motivation, Grit – passion and perseverance for long-term goals, and relationship building affect Swedish real estate agents' job satisfaction and turnover intention.  Method: This study is based on a quantitative research method with a deductive approach, where the data has been collected using a web-based survey. The survey was sent to the sample, consisting of 4497 Swedish real estate agents, of the entire population of 7110 real estate agents. The survey resulted in 932 respondents, of which 910 could be used. To analyze the data, the statistical programs Jamovi and Smart PLS have been used. To interpret the study’s results, descriptive analyzes have been performed, bivariate correlation analyzes, factor analyzes and structural equation modeling.  Result & Conclusions: The result of this study shows at an aggregate level that Grit highly influences the intrinsic motivation and that intrinsic motivation is the factor that mostly affects the perceived job satisfaction. Job satisfaction in turn is the factor that affects turnover intention the most. But, the result also shows that job satisfaction affects extrinsic motivation, and that extrinsic motivation affects turnover intention. In addition, job satisfaction is affected by the factor relationship building. However, the significance of these motivational factors varies depending on different demographic variables. Based on the results and the hypothesis test, a separate model was developed, which is called the “REAMF model”.  Contribution of the thesis: This study contributes to knowledge about which motivational factors that affect Swedish real estate agents' turnover intention. The results of this study are also useful in practice for the employers. By knowing which motivational factors that motivate the individual real estate agents, appropriate motivational strategies can be developed to increase their perceived job satisfaction, and accordingly decrease their turnover intention.  Suggestions for future research: This study's motivational factors explain about 40% of Swedish real estate agents turnover intention. Further research is suggested to examine other motivational factors that may affect turnover intention. A replication of this study, in another country, is also requested for further research. Finally, it would be interesting to see if the REAMF-model is applicable in other industries.

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Cette étude visait principalement à examiner si le Contrôle (« Conscientiousness ») modère la relation prédictive entre différents facteurs de risque et le décrochage chez les adolescents. Les données de l’étude Stratégie d’Intervention Agir Autrement (SIAA) ont été employées. L’échantillon compte 1864 adolescents âgés de 15 ans provenant de 62 écoles secondaires québécoises. Des analyses de régression logistique ont confirmé le pouvoir prédictif de certains facteurs de risque connus du décrochage (indiscipline scolaire, statut socioéconomique faible, engagement scolaire faible, rendement scolaire faible, retard scolaire, désengagement scolaire des amis et des relations conflictuelles avec les enseignants). Les analyses ont aussi révélé que le Contrôle modère la relation entre les relations conflictuelles avec les enseignants et le décrochage et s’avère donc un facteur de vulnérabilité. En effet, un adolescent qui a un niveau élevé de Contrôle est plus à risque de décrocher lorsqu’il a des relations conflictuelles avec les enseignants. / This study’s main goal is to determine if Conscientiousness moderates the relation between risk factors and dropping out of high school. This project is a secondary analysis of the data from the “Stratégie d’Intervention Agir Autrement” (SIAA) study. The sample includes 1864 15 years old adolescents who go to 62 different high schools in Quebec. Logistic regression analyses confirmed the importance of different risk factors in high school dropping out such as disobedience in school, socioeconomic status, commitment to school, performance in school, grade retention, friends’ lack of school commitment, and conflicting relationships with teachers. Moreover, it was revealed that Conscientiousness moderated the relation between conflicting relationships with teachers and dropping out and was therefore a vulnerability factor. Indeed, an adolescent who has a high level of Conscientiousness is more at risk of dropping out when s/he has conflicting relationships with his or her teachers.

Cette étude visait principalement à examiner si le Contrôle (« Conscientiousness ») modère la relation prédictive entre différents facteurs de risque et le décrochage chez les adolescents. Les données de l’étude Stratégie d’Intervention Agir Autrement (SIAA) ont été employées. L’échantillon compte 1864 adolescents âgés de 15 ans provenant de 62 écoles secondaires québécoises. Des analyses de régression logistique ont confirmé le pouvoir prédictif de certains facteurs de risque connus du décrochage (indiscipline scolaire, statut socioéconomique faible, engagement scolaire faible, rendement scolaire faible, retard scolaire, désengagement scolaire des amis et des relations conflictuelles avec les enseignants). Les analyses ont aussi révélé que le Contrôle modère la relation entre les relations conflictuelles avec les enseignants et le décrochage et s’avère donc un facteur de vulnérabilité. En effet, un adolescent qui a un niveau élevé de Contrôle est plus à risque de décrocher lorsqu’il a des relations conflictuelles avec les enseignants. / This study’s main goal is to determine if Conscientiousness moderates the relation between risk factors and dropping out of high school. This project is a secondary analysis of the data from the “Stratégie d’Intervention Agir Autrement” (SIAA) study. The sample includes 1864 15 years old adolescents who go to 62 different high schools in Quebec. Logistic regression analyses confirmed the importance of different risk factors in high school dropping out such as disobedience in school, socioeconomic status, commitment to school, performance in school, grade retention, friends’ lack of school commitment, and conflicting relationships with teachers. Moreover, it was revealed that Conscientiousness moderated the relation between conflicting relationships with teachers and dropping out and was therefore a vulnerability factor. Indeed, an adolescent who has a high level of Conscientiousness is more at risk of dropping out when s/he has conflicting relationships with his or her teachers.

Submitted by Friederike Trautmann (friederike.trautmann@gmail.com) on 2017-04-05T21:38:08Z No. of bitstreams: 1 FGV_Dissertation_Trautmann.pdf: 3522003 bytes, checksum: 64f407b980b1713451aa1d8ec318da07 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Janete de Oliveira Feitosa (janete.feitosa@fgv.br) on 2017-04-17T14:35:22Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 FGV_Dissertation_Trautmann.pdf: 3522003 bytes, checksum: 64f407b980b1713451aa1d8ec318da07 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-04-19T14:00:50Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 FGV_Dissertation_Trautmann.pdf: 3522003 bytes, checksum: 64f407b980b1713451aa1d8ec318da07 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-03-13 / This thesis investigates whether time orientation (long-term orientation versus short-term orientation) moderates the relationship between conscientiousness and planning orientation (process orientation versus outcome orientation) among Brazilians and Germans. According to Hofstede (2001), Brazilians are short-term oriented, whereas Germans are highly long-term oriented. An online survey was conducted with 103 Brazilian and 106 German participants. The survey included the HEXACO-60 model’s conscientiousness items, self-developed items based on Hofstede’s time orientation summary (Hofstede, 2001), and Woolley’s measures for planning orientation (Woolley, 2009a, 2009b). Regression analyses, frequencies, and independent samples t-tests were conducted with SPSS, with conscientiousness, time orientation and nationality as predictors and planning orientation as dependent variable. Demographic control variables were analyzed with ANOVA and multiple regression. Neither was there a significant relationship between conscientiousness and planning orientation, nor was this relationship moderated by time orientation or nationality. There was no significant positive relationship between conscientiousness and process orientation in either of the two country samples. Time orientation did also not have a direct impact on planning orientation. Brazilians were not more likely to display outcome orientation, and neither were Germans more likely to display process orientation. The demographic control variables failed to consistently and significantly predict planning orientation. A surprising finding was that other than proposed by Hofstede (2001), Germans scored as high on short-term orientation as Brazilians. Research limitations, implications for practice, and recommendations for future research were explored by the author. / Esta tese investiga se o foco temporal (foco no longo prazo versus foco no curto prazo) influencia a relação entre conscienciosidade e o foco do planejamento (foco no processo versus foco no resultado) entre brasileiros e alemães. De acordo com Hofstede (2001), brasileiros focam no curto prazo, enquanto alemães são altamente focados no longo prazo. Uma pesquisa online foi feita com 103 participantes brasileiros e 106 participantes alemães. A pesquisa incluiu os itens de consciência do modelo HEXACO-60, itens autodesenvolvidos baseados no sumário de foco temporal de Hofstede (Hofstede, 2001) e nas medidas para foco do planejamento de Woolley (Woolley, 2009a, 2009b). Análises de regressão, frequência e testes-t de amostras independentes foram conduzidos por meio do SPSS, com conscienciosidade, foco temporal e nacionalidade como preditores e foco do planejamento como variável dependente. Variáveis de controle demográfico foram analisadas por meio do ANOVA e múltiplas regressões. Não foi encontrada relação significativa entre conscienciosidade e foco no planejamento, tampouco foi esta relação influenciada pelo foco temporal ou pela nacionalidade. Não houve relação direta significativa entre conscienciosidade e foco no processo em ambos os países analisados. O foco temporal também não demonstrou um impacto direto no foco do planejamento. Brasileiros não demonstraram ser mais propensos ao foco no resultado e nem alemães demonstraram ser mais propensos ao foco no processo. As variáveis demográficas de controle falharam em predizer o foco do planejamento de forma significativa e consistente. Uma descoberta surpreendente foi que, diferentemente do proposto por Hofstede (2001), alemães pontuaram tão alto quanto brasileiros em foco a curto prazo. Limitações de pesquisa, implicações práticas e recomendações para o futuro foram exploradas pela autora.

Submitted by Marcia Bacha (marcia.bacha@fgv.br) on 2012-01-18T12:33:58Z No. of bitstreams: 1 1425452.pdf: 2852830 bytes, checksum: 85cdfb0a495d378dee6536c7ec163253 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Marcia Bacha (marcia.bacha@fgv.br) on 2012-01-18T12:34:10Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 1425452.pdf: 2852830 bytes, checksum: 85cdfb0a495d378dee6536c7ec163253 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Marcia Bacha (marcia.bacha@fgv.br) on 2012-01-18T12:34:33Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 1425452.pdf: 2852830 bytes, checksum: 85cdfb0a495d378dee6536c7ec163253 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2012-01-18T12:34:40Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 1425452.pdf: 2852830 bytes, checksum: 85cdfb0a495d378dee6536c7ec163253 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011 / Desde à muito, os temas, capital social e comportamento de cidadania organizacional (CCO) têm sido extensivamente pesquisado e estudados nos EUA, no entanto estes têm recebido pouca relevância a nível de outros contextos internacionais. Se por um lado, a sua importância e inferência na performance dentro do contexto empresarial têm sido crescente, caracterizando a necessidade de um entendimento cada vez maior por parte das empresas, por outro, o investimento das corporações de grande porte, caminham cada vez mais em direção dos países com crescimento exponencial sustentado, como são o BRIC, o que cna uma necessidade fomentada de pesquisa nesta área de pesquisa para estas regiões. Este estudo pretendeu investigar, avaliar e mapear a influência do capital e do CCO na satisfação de vida e desempenho no trabalho do funcionário de nível superior, no contexto empresarial brasileiro e português, com o objetivo de identificar quais as diferenças existentes nestes duas realidade, devido ao investimento crescente do segundo para com o primeiro. Genericamente, encontramos clara influência das dimensões do CCO tanto para o desempenho no trabalho como para a satisfação de vida do trabalhador, assim como presença também marcada das duas dimensões do capital Social. Mais especificamente, foi entendido pelo nosso estudo que a realidade empresarial brasileira necessita que as empresas criem mecanismos que fomentem os laços entre colegas, a conscienciosidade, altruísmo e virtude cívica dos seus funcionários, pois assim aumentará o desempenho. Já para o contexto português, apenas a conscienciosidade e a virtude apresentaram significativa relação. Desta forma, conclui-se que para o investimento das empresas português no Brasil, estas precisam ter atenção à dimensão estrutural - relação com colegas - promovendo-a e à necessidade patente que os brasileiros têm de ajudar os seus colegas - comportamento altruísta - para aumentar o desempenho no trabalho. No que se refere a satisfação de vida, que se mostrou estreitamente relacionada com o desempenho, o brasileiro apenas precisa notar confiança nos colegas, senti-se altruísta e consciencioso, ao passo que o português necessita criar fortes laços com os colegas, mas não fomentar o comportamento altruístico. Desta forma as empresas investidoras apenas precisam ter atenção mais uma vez a necessidade de prestar ajuda especifica que o brasileiro sente, promovendo workshops com os próprios funcionários, por forma a estes passarem o seu conhecimento, monitorias, estágios, entre outros. Estes resultados demonstraram que cada continente, país (possuidor ou não da mesma língua) e/ou cultura comporta diferenças significativas no contexto empresarial, assim tornase difícil implementar técnicas e comportamentos internacionais e esperar que os resultados sejam exatamente iguais. Este estudo espera dar alguns instrumentos de comparação para que as empresas portuguesas entendam, a este nível, a realidade brasileira. / Since long ago, the themes of social capital and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) have been extensively researched and studied in the V.S., though these have received little attention in terms of other international contexts. On the one hand, its importance and inference performance within the business environment have been increasing, characterizing the need for an increased understanding by firms, on the other hand, investment by large corporations, walk increasingly direction of countries with sustained exponential growth, as BRIC countries, which creates a need for research in this area encouraged the search for these regions. This study intended to investigate, assess and map the influence of capital and of the CCO in life satisfaction and job performance of top-Ievel employee in Brazilian and Portuguese business environment, in order to identify differences between those two realities, because increasing investment from the second to the first. Generally, we find clear influence ofboth dimensions ofthe CCO to perform at work and for the life satisfaction of workers, and also marked presence of the two dimensions of social capital. More specifically, it was understood by our study that the Brazilian business reality requires companies to create mechanisms that foster ties between colleagues, conscientiousness, altruism and civic virtue of its officials, as well as increase performance. As for the Portuguese context, the only virtue and conscientiousness showed a significant relationship. Thus, we conclude that for investment firms Portuguese in Brazil, they need to pay attention to the structural dimension - relationship with colleagues - promoting it and need to clear the Brazilians have to help their colleagues - altruistic behavior - to increase job performance. Regarding life satisfaction, which was closely related to performance, Brazilians need only belive in colleagues trust, I was unselfish and conscientious, whereas the Portuguese need to create strong bonds with colleagues, but not to encourage altruistic behavior. Thus investment firms only need to pay attention once again the need to assist states that the Brazilian feel, providing workshops with the employees themselves, so they pass their knowledge, tutoring, internships, among others. These results demonstrated that each continent, country (with or not possessing the same language) and / or culture involves differences in a business context, so it is difficult to implement technical and intemational behavior and expect that the results are exactly alike. This study hopes to give some means of comparison to understand that Portuguese firms at this leveI, the Brazilian reality.

Employee engagement has been conceived as one of the “hottest topics in management” (De Cieri, Holmes, Abbott, & Pettit, 2002; Saks, 2006). Therefore, the need to further understand factors that enhance the level of employee engagement is of utmost importance if organisations are to successfully increase their competitive edge. The purpose of the present study was to develop a model of personality traits and work-life balance as determinants of employee engagement among employees in the various industries in South Africa. In particular, the present study investigated relationships between personality traits adapted by Martins (2000) which include five robust factors: agreeableness, extraversion, conscientiousness, resourcefulness and emotional stability and work-life balance as measured by the Survey Work-home Interaction/NijmeGen (SWING) which consists of four dimensions, namely, negative work-home interaction, positive work-home interaction negative home-work interaction and positive home-work interaction. The study utilised Schaufeli’s (2002) Utrecth Work Engagement Scale (UWES) which consists of three interrelated dimensions: vigour, dedication and absorption. A quantitative cross-sectional survey was followed and the data was collected from a population of 1 063 working adults through a Web-based survey. The results revealed significant relationships between the variables. Specifically, the results revealed that positive work-home interaction and positive home-work interaction appeared to be stronger correlated to engagement than the five dimensions of personality traits. For instance, a Pearson correlation analysis revealed that positive work-home interaction (r = .33) and positive home-work interaction (r = .30) had the highest correlation with employee engagement. In the same vein, the canonical correlation analysis revealed that positive work-home interaction, positive home-work interaction, agreeableness, conscientiousness and emotional stability exhibited the highest correlation with the canonical employee engagement construct variate. The results of the structural equation modelling further confirmed that the interaction of three personality traits, namely, agreeableness, conscientiousness and emotional stability and two of the work-life balance constructs, which are positive work-home interaction and positive home-work interaction, significantly and positively predicted employee engagement. The outcomes can be useful in informing employee engagement strategies, particularly in the recruitment, selection and retaining of highly skilful talents. Specifically, the study provided practical recommendations for employee engagement practices, based on the literature review and empirical results. This study highlighted the manner in which the personality traits and work-life balance variables impacted on employee engagement behavior. / Industrial and Organisational Psychology / D. Litt. et. Phil. (Industrial and Organisational Psychology)

Thèse réalisée grâce au soutien du Fonds Québécois de Recherche en Science et Culture (FQRSC) / La déviance organisationnelle ou encore les comportements contre-productifs au travail sont un sujet d’intérêt important pour les chercheurs en psychologie du travail. Que ce soit sur le plan individuel, organisationnel ou plus globalement sur toute l’économie, les impacts de ces comportements destructeurs suscitent l’intérêt des chercheurs en psychologie du travail et des organisations. De façon plus spécifique, la présente thèse s’intéresse aux comportements volontaires des membres d’une organisation et qui ont des conséquences négatives pour celle-ci (ci-après CAOT ou comportements anti-organisationnels au travail). Ainsi, nous mettrons l’accent sur les gestes qui portent une atteinte directe à l’organisation plutôt qu’à ses membres ou à ses clients. Les recherches précédentes ayant identifié des antécédents individuels, dont certains facteurs de personnalité, ainsi que différents antécédents liés à l’environnement organisationnel, la présente thèse vise à enrichir les connaissances dans le domaine en explorant certaines interactions entre ces variables. En d’autres mots, nous tenterons de déterminer si au-delà des prédispositions individuelles susceptibles d’accroître le risque de commettre des CAOT, la personnalité n’agirait pas comme un modérateur sur le lien entre différentes variables organisationnelles qui ont été identifiées comme de potentiels déclencheurs de CAOT. Le premier article de la thèse propose un modèle théorique intégrant différents mécanismes explicatifs des CAOT. Il identifie comme antécédents directs des CAOT les dimensions de personnalité amabilité et conscience ainsi que la justice organisationnelle, les normes perçues envers les CAOT et les mécanismes de contrôle et opportunités. Par ailleurs, trois interactions entre les dimensions de personnalité et différents antécédents organisationnels sont également suggérées en lien avec la documentation scientifique répertoriée. Le deuxième article consiste en la traduction, l’adaptation et la validation d’un instrument de mesure des CAOT. Une structure factorielle en quatre dimensions est identifiée suite à une analyse factorielle exploratoire. Une comparaison des dimensions retrouvées dans la mesure traduite et adaptée par rapport à la mesure originale ainsi que les implications pratiques de l’instrument mis à la disposition des chercheurs et des organisations sont discutées. Le troisième article vise principalement à vérifier les hypothèses des liens directs ainsi que des interactions qui ont été proposées dans le modèle théorique du premier article. Les liens directs entre la justice organisationnelle et la dimension de personnalité conscience avec les CAOT, pourtant largement supportés dans la littérature scientifique antérieure, ne sont pas confirmés, alors que les liens entre la dimension de personnalité amabilité, les normes perçues quant aux CAOT et les mécanismes de contrôle et opportunités avec les CAOT sont supportés. Aucune interaction significative n’a également pu être confirmée entre la personnalité et des variables organisationnelles. En somme, cette thèse met de l’avant un modèle théorique intégrant différents antécédents des CAOT qui agissent de façon additive pour expliquer une plus large portion de variance qu’un seul antécédent ne pourrait expliquer. Les différents mécanismes pouvant déclencher la manifestation des CAOT qui sont mis en lumière soulignent la complexité du phénomène. La présente thèse en appelle à poursuivre les recherches en gardant à l’esprit que les CAOT ne sont pas seulement le propre de certains individus, de certaines dynamiques de groupe ou de contextes organisationnels, mais d’une composition de tous ces facteurs. / Organizational deviance or counterproductive work behaviors are a subject of interest for work and organization psychologists. On the individual, organizational or economical levels, the impacts of these potentially destructive behaviors call the researchers to investigate. Specifically, this dissertation will address voluntary behaviors committed by organizational members that negatively impact the organization (hereafter AOWB for anti-organizational work behaviors). Henceforth, the focus is put on behaviors that directly target the organization rather than the behaviors that target its members or clients. Previous studies having identified individual predictors of AOWB, like personality factors, and work environment factors, this dissertation aims to further investigate the domain by exploring possible moderating relations between those variables. As such, we will examine the possibility that some individual dispositions can not only enhance the risk that an individual commit those behaviors, but that personality could act as a moderator on the relationship between different organizational variable that have been identified as triggers for AOWB. The first article of this dissertation propose a theoretical model integrating different mechanisms explaining AOWB. Agreeableness and conscientiousness personality factors are identified as individual predictors of AOWB. Organizational justice, perceived group norms regarding AOWB and control mechanism and opportunities are identified as organizational predictors of AOWB. Moreover, three interactions between personality dimensions and different organizational predictors are also suggested based on the review of the scientific documentation. The second article presents the translation, adaptation and validation of an instrument measuring the AOWB. A four dimensions’ structure is found following an exploratory factorial analysis. Comparison of the dimensions found in the translated and adapted measure with the original instrument are discussed. Practical implications regarding the instrument for researchers and organizations are also discussed. The main objective of third article is to test the direct relationships and moderating effects hypotheses presented in the theoretical model of the first article. Direct relationships between organizational justice and conscientiousness predicting AOWB were not supported event though the benefited from a large support from the previous scientific literature. Direct relationships between agreeableness, perceived group norms regarding AOWB, control mechanisms and opportunities as predictors of AOWB were supported. No moderating effect between personality and organizational variables could have been confirmed. Finally, this dissertation proposes a theoretical model integrating different predictors of AOWB that act in complementarity to explain a larger portion of variance that any single predictor could explain. The presented multiple mechanisms that can trigger AOWB underline the complexity of the phenomenon. This results of this dissertation invite the researchers to pursue the investigation while keeping in mind that AOWB can not be explained by individuals, work group dynamics or organizational contexts separately, but by a composition of those variables.

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