THE CORRELATION OF RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS WITH SELF EFFICACY IN AHWAZ MUNICIPAL FEMALE EMPLOYEES

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NADERI F.; HEIDARIE A.; MASHAAL POUR M.

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Journal: Journal of Woman Cultural Psychology Year:2010 | Volume:2 | Issue:2 Page(s): 4-15

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THE CORRELATION OF RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS WITH SELF EFFICACY IN AHWAZ MUNICIPAL FEMALE EMPLOYEES

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NADERI F. | HEIDARIE A. | MASHAAL POUR M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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RESILIENCYQ4

POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTSQ4

SELF EFFICACYQ4

Abstract

The research was proceeded to investigate how RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS associate to SELF EFFICACY. The sample embraced 74 women of Ahwaz Municipal Administration employees whom were selected randomly via simple sampling procedure; based on Morgan table. Conner& Davidson RESILIENCY Scale (CD-RISC), Positive and Negative Affect Scales and General SELF EFFICACY Scale were administrated as data sources. The research was designed to be a correlation study. Multiple regression analysis as the main statistic implemented procedure revealed that there were statistically significant multiple correlation (MR=0.80, p≤0.05) between RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS from one hand and SELF EFFICACY to the other hand. The results also indicated that the most portions (totally %63) of dependent variable variance significantly would be predicted by the triple independent variables while RESILIENCY played the dominant role.

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NADERI, F., HEIDARIE, A., & MASHAAL POUR, M.. (2010). THE CORRELATION OF RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS WITH SELF EFFICACY IN AHWAZ MUNICIPAL FEMALE EMPLOYEES. WOMAN AND CULTURE, 2(2), 4-15. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/189732/en

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NADERI F., HEIDARIE A., MASHAAL POUR M.. THE CORRELATION OF RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS WITH SELF EFFICACY IN AHWAZ MUNICIPAL FEMALE EMPLOYEES. WOMAN AND CULTURE[Internet]. 2010;2(2):4-15. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/189732/en

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F. NADERI, A. HEIDARIE, and M. MASHAAL POUR, “THE CORRELATION OF RESILIENCY, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE AFFECTS WITH SELF EFFICACY IN AHWAZ MUNICIPAL FEMALE EMPLOYEES,” WOMAN AND CULTURE, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 4–15, 2010, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/189732/en

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