Critical Analysis of Public Service Motivation for the Health of the Administrative System of Government Organizations

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Ferdosipour Lili; Manzari Tavakoli Hamadullah; Kamali Mohammad Jalal; Salagheh Sanjar; Mollai Hamid Reza

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Journal: Journal of Islamic Lifestyle Centered on Health Year:2021 | Volume:5 | Issue:3 Page(s): 317-330

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Critical Analysis of Public Service Motivation for the Health of the Administrative System of Government Organizations

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Public Service Motivation

Negative Consequences of Public Service Motivation

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Delphi Technique

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Over the past decades, studies related to motivation in government organizations called Public Service Motivation (PSM) have caused significant changes in terms of explaining the positive results in relation to Public Service Motivation with components such as performance and personal satisfaction. In light of the scientists' views, this study challenges the positive and transparent Public Service Motivation by saying that "high levels of PSM may lead to negative outcomes. " In this regard, few studies have been conducted on the negative effects or potential "dark spots" of Public Service Motivation. Our goal is to fill this gap by proposing a model that helps develop Public Service Motivation mechanisms. This is analyzed through the relationship between PSM and its dark spots at the individual and organizational levels by finding the negative consequences of Public Service Motivation. The purpose of the research was fundamentally using the Delphi Technique using a qualitative approach and the interview was conducted by purposive sampling method with 33 experts in government organizations. Leading to negative performance at individual and organizational levels was confirmed and 19 of the 32 influential variables were identified. Finally, suggestions were made that would lead to guidelines for future studies to understand the overall PSM from a different perspective, and government officials were asked to support the idea that PSM-based recruitment would inevitably lead to higher performance. To look.

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Ferdosipour, Lili, Manzari Tavakoli, Hamadullah, Kamali, Mohammad Jalal, Salagheh, Sanjar, & Mollai, Hamid Reza. (2021). Critical Analysis of Public Service Motivation for the Health of the Administrative System of Government Organizations. ISLAMIC LIFE STYLE CENTERED ON HEALTH, 5(3 ), 317-330. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/985615/en

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Ferdosipour Lili, Manzari Tavakoli Hamadullah, Kamali Mohammad Jalal, Salagheh Sanjar, Mollai Hamid Reza. Critical Analysis of Public Service Motivation for the Health of the Administrative System of Government Organizations. ISLAMIC LIFE STYLE CENTERED ON HEALTH[Internet]. 2021;5(3 ):317-330. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/985615/en

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Lili Ferdosipour, Hamadullah Manzari Tavakoli, Mohammad Jalal Kamali, Sanjar Salagheh, and Hamid Reza Mollai, “Critical Analysis of Public Service Motivation for the Health of the Administrative System of Government Organizations,” ISLAMIC LIFE STYLE CENTERED ON HEALTH, vol. 5, no. 3 , pp. 317–330, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/985615/en

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