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Journal of vocational behavior

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PUBLISHER:
  Academic Press.  (Orlando, FL etc)
START/END YEAR: 1971 - Present
PUB TYPE: Journal/Periodical/Series (Peer reviewed, 6 item(s) per year)  ISSN: 0001-8791
SUBJECT(S): Vocational guidance; Periodicals
DISCIPLINE: No discipline assigned
LC NUMBER: HF5381.A1 J68
HTTP: http://www.apnet.com/www/journal/vb.htm
LANGUAGE: English
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PUB ID: 100-025-264 (Last edited on 2003/07/20 03:11:41 GMT-6)
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10(3): 270 - 286 [ 0 | 0 ] Psychological Stages of Careers in Engineering: An Expectancy Theory Taxonomy (1977) Kopelman, Richard E..
12(??): 119 - 128 [ 1 | 0 ] Job attachment, satisfaction and turnover among public sector employees (1978) Koch, J. T.; Steers, R. M..
14(??): 223 - 247 [ 3 | 0 ] The measurement of organizational commitment (1979) Mowday, R. T.; Steers, R. M.; Porter, L.W..
17(1): 106 - 123 [ 0 | 0 ] The Moderating Effects of Occupation, Age and Urbanization on the Relationship between Job Satisfaction and Life Satisfaction (1980) Bamundo, Paul J.; Kopelman, Richard E..
18(??): 123 - 162 [ 1 | 0 ] Vocational behavior and career development, 1980: A review (1981) Bartol, K. M..
40(3): 269 - 287 [ 0 | 0 ] Rationale and Construct Validity Evidence for the Job Search Behavior Index: Because Intentions (and New Year's Resolutions) Often Come to Naught (1992) Kopelman, Richard E.; Rovenpor, Janet L.; Millsap, Roger E..
46(??): 1 - 16 [ 1 | 0 ] Organizational experiences and propensity to leave: A multivariate investigation of men and women managers (1995) Rosin, H.; Korabik, K..
46(??): 310 - 331 [ 2 | 0 ] The multiplicative interaction effects of job involvement and organizational commitment on the turnover intentions of full-time and part-time employees (1995) Martin, T. N.; Hafer, J. C..
49(??): 252 - 276 [ 2 | 0 ] Affective, continuance, and normative commitment to the organization: An examination of construct validity (1996) Allen, N. J.; Meyer, J. P..
51(??): 319 - 337 [ 2 | 0 ] An assessment of Meyer and Allen's (1991) three-component model of organizational commitment and turnover intentions (1997) Jaros, S. J..
52(??): 59 - 71 [ 2 | 0 ] Distal and proximal influences on turnover intentions and satisfaction: Support for a withdrawl progression theory (1998) Krausz, M.; Koslowsky, M.; Eiser, A..
53(??): 154 - 183 [ 1 | 0 ] Annual review, 1993-1997: Work attitudes and outcomes (1998) Lease, S. H..
54(??): 82 - 101 [ 0 | 0 ] The use of personality and the Five-Factor Model to predict new business ventures: From outplacement to start-up. (1999) Wooten, Kevin; Timmerman, Thomas; Folger, Robert.
62(2): 203 - 220 [ 0 | 0 ] The Study of Values: Construction of the fourth edition (2003) Kopelman, Richard E.RovenporJanet L.and GuanMingwei.
66(3): 438 - 456 [ 0 | 1 ] Racial/ethnic bullying: Exploring links between bullying and racism in the US workplace (2005) Fox, S. ; Stallworth, L. E..
69(3): 477 - 493 [ 0 | 0 ] The interactive effects of perceived external prestige and need for organizational identification on turnover intentions (2006) Mignonac, Karim; Herrbach, Olivier; Guerrero, Sylvie.
71(2): 167 - 185 [ 0 | 1 ] Is the job satisfaction-job performance relationship spurious? A meta-analytic examination (2007) Bowling, N. A..
71(2): 186 - 203 [ 0 | 1 ] Development and initial validation of a measure of supportive and unsupportive managerial behaviors (2007) Rooney, J. A.; Gottlieb, B. H..
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