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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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Arbetsmotivation hos lagerarbetare : Den psykosociala arbetsmiljöns betydelse

Eklund, Amanda January 2015 (has links)
Arbetsmotivation är ett viktigt ämne att studera eftersom hög motivation hos medarbetarna leder till hög tillfredställelse och en bra prestation. De flesta teoretiker använder sig av yttre och inre motivation för att förklara begreppet. Syftet var att hitta de faktorer i den psykosociala arbetsmiljön som bäst förklarade arbetsmotivationen hos medarbetarna på ett lager. Deltagarna var 69 lagerarbetare mellan 20 och 65 år. En enkät delades ut till medarbetarna, baserat på General Nordic Questionnaire for Psychological and Social Factors at work (QPS Nordic), innehållande 11 delar som kan kopplas till motivation. Resultatet redovisades genom Pearsons korrelationer, ett t-test för beroende mätningar samt en multipel regressionsanalys, vilket visade att positiva utmaningar kunde predicera inre motivation och uppmuntrande ledarskap kunde predicera yttre motivation. Eftersom yrkesgruppen är mycket outforskad bidrar studien till viktig kunskap för att främja motivationen hos lagerarbetare samt en bra grund till framtida forskning.
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Aerobininkių ir aerobikos sportuotojų psichologiniai ypatumai / Motivation peculiarities of aerobic and sport aerobic female athletes

Kažukauskienė, Aina 20 May 2005 (has links)
The paper strives to answer the question what motives encourage high performance sport aerobic athletes and aerobic athletes to seek for better results. The objective of the research is to reveal motivation peculiarities in both groups. Research tasks: 1. reveal the motives of sport aerobic and aerobic athletes (using S. Butt approach, 1991). 2. investigate the level of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation of sport aerobic and aerobic athletes (using Frederick & Ryan approach, 1993). The research was carried out at Kaunas sport clubs in December 2004. The respondents consisted of 39 high performance aerobic female athletes and 43 women attending aerobic workouts. All of the respondents were questioned before or after training. Questionnaires were filled-in in the presence of the investigator. Investigation according to S. Butt approach shows that at psychological motivational level competence is equally important to both groups of the tested (p=0.221). At social motivational level, cooperation for sport aerobic and aerobic athletes is equally important (p=0.157). Aggression, conflict and competition motives are more important to sport aerobic athletes (p<0.0005). So according to S. Butt approach, sport aerobic female athletes have higher extrinsic motivation. Investigation according to Frederick & Ryan approach claims that motives of interest/enjoyment, competence, appearance and fitness credibly differ in both groups of respondents (p<0.0005). According to the results... [to full text]
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Studiemotivation hos studenter : Demografiska faktorers betydelse

Örjes, Elin January 2015 (has links)
Motivation är en betydelsefull kompontent för en individs utövande utav studier. Studien utgick ifrån motivationsteorin Self- determination theory. Syftet med studien var att redogöra för relationen mellan högskolestudenters demografiska faktorer och vilken typ av motivation som driver dem till att utöva studier, samt relationen mellan motivationstyperna. Med typ av motivation avses amotivation, inre samt yttre motivation. Studien bestod utav 102 studenter, varav 49 män och 53 kvinnor, från en högskola i mellersta Sverige som fick besvara enkäten The Academic Motivation Scale. Studiens resultat visade bland annat att kvinnliga studenter hade en högre nivå utav yttre motivation än manliga studenter. Resultatet visade inga könsskillnader inom inre motivation och amotivation. Resultatet påvisade även att studenter som hade en högre nivå utav yttre motivation samtidigt hade en högre nivå utav inre motivation. Förslag på framtida forskning inom området är att fokusera på studenter inom andra typer av utbildningar och utbildningsnivåer.
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Vad bidrar till en anställds arbetstillfredsställelse? : En jämförelse mellan vård- och bankanställda

Samuelsson, Maja, Nyström, Maria January 2014 (has links)
Arbetstillfredsställelse har många varierande definitioner. Gemensamt är att det handlar om hur tillfreds individen är med sitt arbete. Syftet med studien var att jämföra vård- och bankanställda för att se hur de skiljer sig åt i upplevelsen av inre, yttre och generell arbetstillfredsställelse, var skillnaden ligger och hur viktig arbetsmotivationen är för arbetstillfredsställelse. Sju frågeställningar ligger till grund för studien och 120 bankanställda samt 83 vårdanställda deltog. En enkät på 34 frågor besvarades av samtliga deltagare och analyserades statistiskt. Resultaten visar att bankanställda har generellt högre arbetstillfredsställelse än de vårdanställda. Den faktor där vårdanställda upplever högre grad av generell arbetstillfredsställelse handlar om möjligheten att göra något för någon annan. Det kan bero på att vårdanställda har motivationen att hjälpa andra människor som drivkraft i sitt arbete. Gemensamt för båda branscherna är att arbetstillfredsställelsen ökar med åldern. Förklaring till det kan vara ökad arbetserfarenhet och säkerhet för att känna tillfredsställelse på arbetet.
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高校生版・課題価値測定尺度の作成 : 英語における学習動機づけを例に

伊田, 勝憲, IDA, Katsunori 25 December 2003 (has links)
国立情報学研究所で電子化したコンテンツを使用している。
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課題価値評定尺度作成の試み

伊田, 勝憲, IDA, Katsunori 27 December 2001 (has links)
国立情報学研究所で電子化したコンテンツを使用している。
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Examining job satisfaction levels and the intention to quit amongst employees in a small to medium auditing firm in South Africa

Bray, Tabassum January 2016 (has links)
Magister Commercii - MCom / Job Satisfaction and the Intention to Quit are two factors that a synonymous with each other. Various research and studies have been conducted over the years indicting that there is a direct relationship between job satisfaction and intention to quit, suggesting that these factors often result in employees with low levels of job satisfaction resigning from the organisations they are employed at. Therefore the objective of this study was to examine those factors that affect job satisfaction and the intention to quit amongst employees at a small to medium auditing firm in South Africa. Demographic factors such as age, gender, marital status, tenure (length of service), number of dependents and qualification was used to establish the impact it had on employee's job satisfaction levels and their intention to quit. The study was conducted using a quantitative, non-probability, convenience sampling method. The sample group consisted of all permanent employees (N = 350) of an auditing firm with nine (9) offices across South Africa. The one hundred and fifteen (115) participants who voluntarily completed the questionnaires were made up of the CEO, Directors, Managers and employees within the Audit and Assurance, Accounting, Internal Auditing, Consulting and Group Services spectrum. They were required to complete an online biographical questionnaire (BQ), the Work Satisfaction and Motivation Questionnaire (WMQ) as well as the Michigan Organisational Assessment Questionnaire – Intention to Quit (ITQ), was used in order to gather relevant data for the study. Participants were informed that their participation was voluntary, anonymous and strictly confidential. All participants were informed of the purpose of the study and all ethical issues were clarified. Data was analysed by making use of the following data analysis techniques: descriptive, inferential, the Pearson product–moment correlation coefficient and ANOVA statistics. The results indicated that there was a significant positive relationship between job satisfaction and intention to quit amongst the sample of the auditing firms employees. There was also a significant relationship between pay and job satisfaction with a converse relationship between pay and intention to quit. Furthermore, the findings of the current study indicated that when taking into consideration the significant relationship between job satisfaction and intention to quit in relation to various biographic factors, there was no significant difference between different age groups, male or female, number of children (dependents) an employee had, their marital status or the qualifications that they held.However, it was found that there was no statistically significant difference between length of services and job satisfaction, but that there was a significant difference when taking into account the impact length of service had on the intention to quit. Recommendations were made and limitations for future research discussed in order to provide insight to the organisation stemming from the current study.
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A three-month prospective study of risk factors for stress fractures sustained by soldiers during basic training

Wood, Paola Silvia 31 May 2009 (has links)
Stress fractures represent one of the most common and serious overuse injuries in the military environment. The aim of this prospective study was to determine the incidence of stress fractures during 12 weeks of Basic Training (BT) by comparing the results of the intrinsic risk indicators obtained from a group of participants who suffered stress fractures, with the rest of the original group (controls) who did not suffer from any stress fractures, and to assess any changes in physical markers whilst following a progressive, scientifically designed, Physical Training (PT) Programme during the BT. The intrinsic risk factors investigated included sex, age, race (measured via questionnaire), foot morphology (wet test), Q angle, leg length discrepancy, bone density (dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry(DEXA), physical fitness (standardized military fitness test, isokinetic upper and lower leg strength, handgrip strength), flexibility (ankle plantarflexion and dorsiflexion, hip internal and external rotation), anthropometry (skinfold method and DEXA), female menstrual disturbances and lifestyle behaviours including smoking, female contraception use and medical history of previous injury (questionnaire). The cohort (n=183), also refered to as the Experimental Group (EG), was measured at the beginning and at the end of the BT period. The standardized physical fitness test was also completed in the fifth week of training. The latter’s results were compared to the results obtained by a Control Group (CG), who had undergone BT the year prior to this cohort. The size of the cohort, the intrinsic risk factor profile and the control of certain extrinsic risk factors may have contributed to zero incidences of stress fractures found. Within the intrinsic risk factor profile, sex, age, race, foot morphology, Q angle, hip external rotation and bone density were normal whilst the measured leg discrepancy and limited ankle dorsiflexion appeared to not have a sufficient risk for stress fracture development. The small sample of the cohort that reported having menstrual irregularities, smoked and had a history of previous fractures, did not place this cohort at risk for stress fracture development. The cohort did, however have lower isotonic, isokinetic and isometric strengths than the other cohorts who reported a relatively high stress fracture incidence. The BT period found statistically significant changes in bone density, flexibility, body composition, muscle strength and endurance. Female participants showed an increase in the T- and Z-scores of the left femur area, a deterioration in left ankle dorsiflexion and hip external rotation, whilst their plantarflexion increased. Their mesomorph component increased, and decreases in % body fat (BF) as well as in the ectomorph and endomorph component were also found. Male participants’ plantarflexion and hip external rotation decreased whilst their dorsiflexion increased. Lean body mass and mesomorph component increased whilst %BF, ectomorph and endomorph component decreased. The new cyclic-progressive PT programme controlled for risk of injury by allowing sufficient periods of recovery, by gradually increasing the duration, frequency, and intensity of training, by reducing repetitive weight-bearing activities and by including a variation of exercises. Running shoes, rather than combat boots, were also worn during PT. Marching on concrete was eliminated. Significant improvements were shown by both male and female participants in aerobic fitness and muscular endurance and muscular strength. Future research should include a larger size cohort, who developed stress fractures utilising BT groups from different corps and units in the South African Military environment. Other potential extrinsic risk factors, such as surface and equipment, should also be investigated. / Thesis (DPhil)--University of Pretoria, 2009. / Biokinetics, Sport and Leisure Sciences / unrestricted
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More than meets the mouth: Assessing the impact of the extrinsic factors on the multisensory perception of food products

Piqueras Fiszman, Betina 11 December 2012 (has links)
En un contexto dado, nuestra percepción de un estímulo (en el presente marco, un producto alimenticio) se ve afectada, en primer lugar, por sus diversas propiedades sensoriales (extrínsecas e intrínsecas). Las características intrínsecas de un alimento (por ejemplo su sabor, olor, color, textura, emisión de sonido al romperse, etc.) obviamente desempañan un papel esencial en su evaluación por parte de los consumidores. Sin embargo, el impacto que puede llegar a producir tanto los envases como la cubertería o vajilla empleada en la evaluación de un alimento, a un nivel tanto sensorial como afectivo, ha sido poco explorado desde un enfoque multisensorial. La presente tesis tiene como finalidad investigar cómo los distintos sentidos interactúan durante el consumo de un alimento o bebida, y más precisamente, cómo la información sensorial que recibimos a través de los elementos externos al alimento influye en nuestra percepción gustativa y hedónica del mismo. Cada estudio comprendido en la tesis explora nuestra percepción multisensorial de los alimentos analizando la interacción entre distintas modalidades principalmente entre la visión, el tacto y el gusto que intervienen en el proceso. Para ello se han empleado diversas técnicas provenientes de disciplinas como la psicofísica, sociología, ciencia sensorial y marketing (por ejemplo, tarea de asociaciones implícitas (IAT), asociación libre de palabras, distintos tipos de cuestionarios, etc.). Los resultados obtenidos se explican en un marco interdisciplinar, combinando conocimientos y teorías de áreas como la psicología perceptiva, la ciencia sensorial, la investigación con consumidores, y el diseño. En conjunto, los resultados demuestran la complejidad de la percepción multisensorial de un alimento (junto con los elementos que lo acompañan durante el consumo), así como la de su medida e interpretación. Esta tesis doctoral se ha elaborado de acuerdo con los requisitos establecidos por la UPV. / Piqueras Fiszman, B. (2012). More than meets the mouth: Assessing the impact of the extrinsic factors on the multisensory perception of food products [Tesis doctoral no publicada]. Universitat Politècnica de València. https://doi.org/10.4995/Thesis/10251/18104 / Palancia
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The role of employee motivation and reward structures as drivers of organisational commitment

Kwatsha, Ntombizanele Nangamso January 2021 (has links)
Magister Commercii (Industrial Psychology) - MCom(IPS) / Robbins and Judge (2013, p. 13) define an organisation as a “consciously coordinated social unit, composed of two or more people, that functions on a relatively continuous basis to achieve a common goal or set of goals.” Since an organisation’s effectiveness is the result of the level of individual and collective employee performance (i.e. teams and organisational units) and their success in attaining these shared goals, organisations have realised the potential of people as a source of competitive advantage (Pfeffer, 1994). The financial services industry has become fiercely competitive and is largely dependent on the collection of individuals working together to create the services that clients demand and are willing to pay for. South Africa has one of the best-developed financial sectors in the world and competition between the four major banks and insurance providers is fierce (Bhorat, Hirsch, Kanbur & Ncube, 2014). Since companies in the financial sector provide more or less the same services, they depend on their workers to transform scarce resources into valued services that clients demand.

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