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career development test 1 study guide with complete solutions Job satisfaction - Answer-correlates with job performance (task and contextual) contextual - Answer-related to all non task variables, coworkers, environment, etc task - Answer-related to the actual work you do job satisfaction relationship - Answer-High performance → positive outcomes→ high job satisfaction dysfunctional behaviors - Answer-people who are dissatisfied are less likely to be engaged, more likely to slack off and be more unproductive life satisfaction - Answer-related to job satisfaction in more models, optimistic people tend to be more satisfied with their jobs, conscientious people tend to be more satisfied, most likely because they hit deadlines and reap the positive rewards health - Answer-satisfaction impacts immune system, more likely to get sick if dissatisfied, unhappiness at work increase stress which increase heart problems and disease; dissatisfied people are also more likely to experience depression and anxiety spillover model - Answer-when dissatisfaction or satisfaction spills over to other parts of life (positively correlated) EMILLECT 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR ©2024 EMILLECT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER, 2024 Page 2/20 compensation model - Answer-one area of life can make up for another area (can be opposite) segmentation model- two lives are mentally separated and one realm doesn't impact the other (they have nothing to do with each other) - Answer- steady-state career - Answer-single job for whole career linear career - Answer-series of jobs in the same occupation spiral career - Answer-series of jobs in the same occupational family but involving different skills transitory career - Answer-series of unrelated jobs (job hopping) job - Answer-predetermined set of activities one performs for a single position career - Answer-evolving sequence of work experiences (a succession of jobs) occupation - Answer-a collection of interconnected jobs career anchors - Answer-elements of jobs that may be important for one's occupational self- concept; what is of primary importance to you in your career technical or functional - Answer-career anchor that has people focused on a specific content area managerial competence - Answer-career anchor that has people value opportunity to be influential/advancement EMILLECT 2024/2025 ACADEMIC YEAR ©2024 EMILLECT. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISH OCTOBER, 2024 Page 3/20 security and stability - Answer-career anchor; values predictability, knowing a job is secure creativity or entrepreneurship - Answer-career anchor that values creating product/pieve of art/business models/etc. autonomy and independence - Answer-career anchor that values freedom to structure work, opportunity to work at own pace, may involve working on your own with the ability to control a lot of the work context job satisfaction - Answer-A pleasurable or positive emotional state resulting from the appraisal of one's job or job experiences" Involves emotional, cognitive/attitudinal, and behavioral components Global vs. facet elements job satisfaction causes - Answer-Job characteristics & stressors Social context of work Comparisons to prior job experiences Personal dispositions Person-job/environment fit person-job/environment fit - Answer-whether the pe

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career development test 1 study guide
with complete solutions

Job satisfaction - Answer✔✔-correlates with job performance (task and contextual)


contextual - Answer✔✔-related to all non task variables, coworkers, environment, etc


task - Answer✔✔-related to the actual work you do


job satisfaction relationship - Answer✔✔-High performance → positive outcomes→ high job

satisfaction


dysfunctional behaviors - Answer✔✔-people who are dissatisfied are less likely to be engaged,

more likely to slack off and be more unproductive


life satisfaction - Answer✔✔-related to job satisfaction in more models, optimistic people tend

to be more satisfied with their jobs, conscientious people tend to be more satisfied, most likely

because they hit deadlines and reap the positive rewards


health - Answer✔✔-satisfaction impacts immune system, more likely to get sick if dissatisfied,

unhappiness at work increase stress which increase heart problems and disease; dissatisfied

people are also more likely to experience depression and anxiety


spillover model - Answer✔✔-when dissatisfaction or satisfaction spills over to other parts of life

(positively correlated)

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compensation model - Answer✔✔-one area of life can make up for another area (can be

opposite)


segmentation model- two lives are mentally separated and one realm doesn't impact the other

(they have nothing to do with each other) - Answer✔✔-


steady-state career - Answer✔✔-single job for whole career


linear career - Answer✔✔-series of jobs in the same occupation


spiral career - Answer✔✔-series of jobs in the same occupational family but involving different

skills


transitory career - Answer✔✔-series of unrelated jobs (job hopping)


job - Answer✔✔-predetermined set of activities one performs for a single position


career - Answer✔✔-evolving sequence of work experiences (a succession of jobs)


occupation - Answer✔✔-a collection of interconnected jobs


career anchors - Answer✔✔-elements of jobs that may be important for one's occupational self-

concept; what is of primary importance to you in your career


technical or functional - Answer✔✔-career anchor that has people focused on a specific content

area


managerial competence - Answer✔✔-career anchor that has people value opportunity to be

influential/advancement

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security and stability - Answer✔✔-career anchor; values predictability, knowing a job is secure


creativity or entrepreneurship - Answer✔✔-career anchor that values creating product/pieve of

art/business models/etc.


autonomy and independence - Answer✔✔-career anchor that values freedom to structure

work, opportunity to work at own pace, may involve working on your own with the ability to

control a lot of the work context


job satisfaction - Answer✔✔-A pleasurable or positive emotional state resulting from the

appraisal of one's job or job experiences"


Involves emotional, cognitive/attitudinal, and behavioral components


Global vs. facet elements


job satisfaction causes - Answer✔✔-Job characteristics & stressors


Social context of work


Comparisons to prior job experiences


Personal dispositions


Person-job/environment fit


person-job/environment fit - Answer✔✔-whether the person and the job align in terms of

interests, values, etc. helps to know what KSA employers are looking for as well as your own




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