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Exploration of Job Satisfaction - Cognitive, Affective and Behavioral Components (with Focus on Personality Aspects)
Půda, Ivo ; Michalík, David (advisor) ; Rymeš, Milan (referee) ; Gregar, Aleš (referee)
Exploration of job satisfaction - cognitive, affective and behavioral components (With focus on personality aspects) PhD theses abstract Charles University in Prague Faculty of Arts Department of psychology Author Ivo Půda MA Supervisor PhDr. David Michalík PhD. February 2016 Abstract Dissertation examines the cognitive, affective and behavioral components of job satisfaction with emphasis on the psychological characteristics of personality. It monitors important trends in relation to this issue (economic cycles, emergence of new generations, pressure on performance and innovation, introduction of technology and data analytics, defending of his/her own position, changes in organization of work), provides an overview of the theories of job satisfaction and reflects the historical development of various theoretical and practical approaches trying to describe the complex relationship of personality, work and experience. For better orientation it monitors the development of two strong paradigms (dispositional and situational), which gradually merges into an interactive approach. Mapping psychological characteristics, which undeniably moderating job satisfaction (neuroticism, extroversion, conscientiousness, positive and negative affectivity, locus of control, emotional stability, defensive tendencies,...
Sibling Constellation and its Influence on Personal Characteristics
SOJKOVÁ, Eva
The topic of this work is the influence of sibling constellations on personal characteristics. It focuses on the influence which the birth-order in family has on the psychological traits and social relations of a person. The first chapter charts the theoretical aspects of the question, namely, what kind of influence can sibling constellation have. The second chapter describes the personal traits in relation to the four basic positions of a person amongst siblings {--} first-born, middle-born, last-born, and the only child. The third chapter focuses on some specific aspects of the problem, such as how sibling constellations influence person{\crq}s masculinity/femininity, choice of a partner, marriage, and a choice of one{\crq}s career. The last theoretical chapter deals with the question of the optimal sibling constellation. In the practical part of this work I try to discover the typical characteristics of the first-borns, middle-borns, last-borns, and those without siblings. The results of this research indicate certain possibilities with respect to the specificity of their attitudes to the realities of human life.

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