Hypothesis 1. Job stressors are positively related to job dissatisfaction. Hypothesis 2. Job stressors are negatively related to employees’ percep-tions of their organisation’s commitment to them.Hypothesis 3. Job stressors are negatively related to employees’ commit-ment to their organisation.Hypothesis 4. Job stressors are negatively related to employees’self-reported psychological wellbeing.Hypothesis 5. Job stressors are negatively related to employees’ self-reported physical health.The next four hypotheses explore the correlates of dissatisfaction:Hypothesis 6. Job dissatisfaction is negatively related to employees’ perceptions of their organisation’s commitment to them.Hypothesis 7. Job dissatisfaction is negatively related to employees’ commitment to their organisation.Hypothesis 8. Job dissatisfaction is negatively related to employees’ self-reported psychological wellbeing.Hypothesis 9. Job dissatisfaction is negatively related to employees’ self-reported physical health.The next five hypotheses explore commitment:Hypothesis 10. Employees’ perceptions of their organisation’s commit- ment to them are positively related to employees’ commitment to the organisation.Hypothesis 11. Employees’ perceptions of their organisation’s commit- ment to them are positively related to their psychological wellbeing.Hypothesis 12. Employees’ perceptions of their organisation’s commit- ment to them are positively related to their physical health.Hypothesis 13. Employees’ commitment to the organisation is positively related to their psychological wellbeing.
Hypothesis 14. Employees’ commitment to the organisation is positively related to their physical health.
The final hypotheses addresses the relationship between psychological wellbeing and physical health:
Hypothesis 15. Employees’ psychological wellbeing is positively related to their physical health.
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