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Semangat sebagai +afektif negaraKekuatan fisikEnergi emosionalKeaktifan kognitifFaktor-faktor kepribadianKestabilan emosiEfektifitas positifOptimisme, diri-kemanjuranGenetik dan fisiologisfaktor-faktorPendahulunyaOrganisasi sumber dayaKarismaKeahlianKekuatanPartisipasi dalam pengambilan keputusanImbalan ekstrinsikHadiah intrinsik dan praktekPengawas yang transformasionalgaya kepemimpinanDukungan sosial dari signifikanlain-lainKekompakanKontrol atas sumber dayaPosisi kekuasaanOtonomiSumber daya tingkat grupPekerjaan yang berhubungan dengan sumber dayaSumber daya individuOrganisasiefektivitasKinerja kerjaFisik dankesehatan mentalPekerjaan sati milikKepuasan hidupKonsekuensi7.1 gambar semangat di tempat kerja: diharapkan pendahulunya, kemungkinan konsekuensi dankemungkinan moderatorModel teoritis semangatVigor represents a positive affective response to one’s ongoing interactions with significant elements in one’s job and work environment that comprises the interconnected feelings of physical strength, emotional energy, and cognitive liveliness. Theoretically, this view of vigor is derived from Hobfoll’s (1989, 1998) Conservation of Resources (COR) theory. The COR theory’s central tenets are that people have a basic motivation to obtain, retain and protect that which they value. The things that people value are called resources, of which there are several types, including material, social and energetic resources. Hobfoll maintained that resources are those personal energies and characteristics, objects and conditions that are valued by individuals or that serve as the means for the attainment of other objects, personal characteristics, conditions or energies (Hobfoll, 2002). Examples of internal personality factors that are considered resources are optimism, self-esteem and self-efficacy. Examples ofexternal resources are employment, social support and economic status. The concept of vigor relates to proximal energetic resources only, namely to physical, emotional and cognitive energies. These three types of energetic resources are individually owned, closely interrelated, and socially embedded in that emotional energy always concerns significant others in one’s social milieu. Vigor represents an affective state that individuals attribute to their job and workplace when asked about it and do so spontaneously, in contrast to affective traits like positive affectivity that refers to the tendency to experience positive affect across situations and times (cf. Fox and Spector, 2002). The theoretical rationale for focusing on the combination of physical strength, emotional energy and cognitive liveliness in the conceptualization of vigor is as follows. First, these forms of energy are individually possessed. The COR theory predicts that the three factors constituting vigor are closely interrelated (cf. Hobfoll and Shirom, 2000). The COR theory argues that personal resources affect each other and exist as a resource pool, and that an expansion of one is often associated with the other being augmented (Hobfoll, 2002). Second, this focus on proximal energetic resources is theoretically justified in that they are a major precondition to any goal-directed behavior and thus are essential for one’s survival (Hobfoll, 2002). Third, they represent a coherent set that does not overlap any other established behavioral science concept, like resilience or potency, or any aspect of the self-concept, such as self-esteem and self-efficacy. Furthermore, this conceptualization of vigor clearly differentiates it from its likely consequences like engagement or job involvement. For the sake of simplicity, vigor is depicted in the following theoretical model as a unidimensional variable, although it is possible for each of its components to be differentially associated with the antecedents and consequences of vigor. Vigor is associated with the approach biobehavioral tendency, and therefore it is expected to be more closely associated with mental health outcomes rather than with performance outcomes; however, I do not discuss the relative proximity of vigor’s consequences or predictors (see Figure 7.1).
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