Evolution of Affective Career Outcomes: A Field Study of Academic Librarians.
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1994
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| author | Phillips, Joyce S. And Others |
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| contents | Evolution of Affective Career Outcomes: A Field Study of Academic Librarians. Phillips, Joyce S. And Others Academic Libraries Age Career Development Higher Education Job Satisfaction Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Research Library Surveys Multiple Regression Analysis Occupational Surveys Personnel Management Promotion (Occupational) Tables (Data) Reports on a survey of career attitudes of 109 master-level librarians and their implications. The relationship between age and career satisfaction, career entrapment, and career identity is examined, indicating that, over time, librarians become more pleased with their profession; more bound to their line of work; and less career-identified. (27 references) (KRN) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1994 |
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| spellingShingle | Evolution of Affective Career Outcomes: A Field Study of Academic Librarians. Phillips, Joyce S. And Others Academic Libraries Age Career Development Higher Education Job Satisfaction Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Research Library Surveys Multiple Regression Analysis Occupational Surveys Personnel Management Promotion (Occupational) Tables (Data) Evolution of Affective Career Outcomes: A Field Study of Academic Librarians. Phillips, Joyce S. And Others Academic Libraries Age Career Development Higher Education Job Satisfaction Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Research Library Surveys Multiple Regression Analysis Occupational Surveys Personnel Management Promotion (Occupational) Tables (Data) Reports on a survey of career attitudes of 109 master-level librarians and their implications. The relationship between age and career satisfaction, career entrapment, and career identity is examined, indicating that, over time, librarians become more pleased with their profession; more bound to their line of work; and less career-identified. (27 references) (KRN) |
| title | Evolution of Affective Career Outcomes: A Field Study of Academic Librarians. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Age Career Development Higher Education Job Satisfaction Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Research Library Surveys Multiple Regression Analysis Occupational Surveys Personnel Management Promotion (Occupational) Tables (Data) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ493328 |