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研究生: Jasmine Lauren Brown
論文名稱: Measuring the Impact of Person-Environment Fit and Its Affective Outcomes- A Case Study of International Cooperation and Development Fund
指導教授: 施正屏
Shih, Cheng-Ping
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 國際人力資源發展研究所
Graduate Institute of International Human Resource Developmemt
論文出版年: 2011
畢業學年度: 99
語文別: 英文
論文頁數: 122
中文關鍵詞: 工作滿意度職涯及組織承諾離職意願組織公民行為
英文關鍵詞: Job Satisfaction, Career and Organization Commitment, Intention to Leave, Organizational Citizenship Behavior
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • In this study, the major purpose was to measure the impact of person-environment fit on employees‟ job satisfaction, organizational and career commitment, intention to leave and organizational citizenship behavior. The target of this study was the employees of International Cooperation and Development Fund. A quantitative method was adopted. The statistical methods utilized were reliability analysis, descriptive analysis, regression analysis and correlation analysis. The results of the study displayed that all the person-environment fit variables have a significant impact on the aforementioned outcomes.

    Abstract I Table of Contents III List of Figures VII List of Tables IX CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTION 1 Chapter Overview 1 Background of the Study 1 Purpose of the Study 3 Questions of the Study 4 Significance of the Study 5 Delimitations & Limitations 6 Definition of Terms 6 CHAPTER II. LITERATURE REVIEW 11 Chapter Overview 11 Non-Profit Organizations 11 Literature on Person-Environment Fit 15 Person-Environment (P-E) Fit 15 Person-Organization (P-O) Fit 17 Person-Job (P-J) Fit 18 Person-Person (P-P) Fit 18 Person-Group (P-G) Fit 19 Person-Vocation (P-V) Fit 19 Affective Outcomes 20 CHAPTER III. METHODOLOGY 27 Chapter Overview 27 Research Framework 27 Research Procedure 28 Research Methods 29 Data Collection & Analysis 34 CHAPTER IV. DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS 39 Chapter Overview 39 Sample Characteristics 39 Descriptive Statistics 41 Descriptive Statistics Discussion 49 Correlation Analysis 50 CHAPTER V. EMPIRICAL RESULTS OF REGRESSION 53 Chapter Overview 53 Multiple Regression Findings 53 Job Satisfaction 54 Organizational Commitment 62 Career Commitment 71 Intention to Leave 77 Organizational Citizenship Behavior 81 CHAPTER VI. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION 91 Chapter Overview 91 Conclusions on Descriptive Statistics 91 Conclusions on Multiple Regression Results 93 General Conclusions on P-E Fit and Its Affective Outcomes 95 Recommendations for ICDF 96 Recommendations for Future Research 98 REFERENCES 99 APPENDIX A. COVER LETTER FOR ENGLISH QUESTIONNAIRE 107 APPENDIX B. PERSON-ENVIRONMENT FIT QUESTIONNAIRE (ENGLISH VERSION) 109 APPENDIX C. COVER LETTER FOR CHINESE QUESTIONNAIRE 113 APPENDIX D. PERSON-ENVIRONMENT FIT QUESTIONNAIRE(CHINESE VERSION) 115 APPENDIX E. THE DIMENSIONS OF PERSON ENVIRONMENT FIT, ITS AFFECTIVE OUTCOMES AND THEIR CORRESPONDING QUESTIONS 119 APPENDIX F. MULTIPLE REGRESSION RESULTS 121 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 3.1 Research Framework of This Study 27 Figure 3.2 Research Procedure 29 LIST OF TABLES Table 2.1. Definitions of Person-Environment Fit 17 Table 2.2. Definitions of Career Commitment 22 Table 3.1 Measurement Model Results 33 Table 3.2 Coding System Used in SPSS Data Analysis 35 Table 4.1 Demographic Characteristics of Sample 40 Table 4.2 Person-Organization Fit by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 41 Table 4.3 Person-Job Fit by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 42 Table 4.4 Person-Vocation Fit by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 42 Table 4.5 Person-Group Fit by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 43 Table 4.6 Person-Person Fit by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 44 Table 4.7 Top 5 Person-Environment Fit Responses 44 Table 4.8 Bottom 5 Person-Environment Fit Responses 45 Table 4.9 Job Satisfaction by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 46 Table 4.10 Organizational Commitment by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 46 Table 4.11 Career Commitment by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 47 Table 4.12 Intention to Leave by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Deviation 47 Table 4.13 Organizational Citizenship Behavior by Likert Scale, Mean and Standard Dev 48 Table 4.14 Top 5 Affective Outcomes Responses 48 Table 4.15 Bottom 5 Affective Outcomes Responses 49 Table 4.16 Bottom 5 Correlation 50 Table 5.1-5.3 Multiple Regression Results of Job Satisfaction Indicators 54 Table 5.4-5.6 Multiple Regression Results of Organizational Commitment Indicators 63 Table 5.7-5.9 Multiple Regression Results of Career Commitment Indicators 71 Table 5.9-5.10 Multiple Regression Results of Intention to Leave 77 Table 5.11-5.13 Multiple Regression Results of Organizational Citizenship Behavior 81

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