14 research outputs found
Cyberloafing in IT classrooms: exploring the role of the psycho-social environment in the classroom, attitude to computers and computing courses, motivation and learning strategies
The purpose of this study is to find out the level of cyberloafing
behaviors of the students in information technologies (IT) classrooms;
and to examine the relationship between cyberloafing behaviors and the
psycho-social perceptions, attitudes and motivation for the courses and
learning strategies. Correlational method was utilized; and structural
equation modelling is applied to analyze the data. The study was carried
out with the students who take Computing I course in the IT classroom.
Data were collected from 607 university students by utilizing five
self-report instruments: demographic information form', cyberloafing
activities scale', what is happening in this class? questionnaire',
attitude to computers and computing courses questionnaire' and motivated
strategies for learning questionnaire'. The results demonstrate that
students' cyberloafing behaviors are influenced by their psycho-social
perceptions, attitudes and learning strategies. However, the results
demonstrate that students' cyberloafing behaviors aren't influenced by
their motivation for the courses. Further research studies and
implications are presented and discussed
Indispensable, Expendable, or Irrelevant? Effects of Job Insecurity on the Employee Reactions to Perceived Outsourcing in the Hotel Industry
Interculturality as a source of organisational positivity in expatriate work teams: An exploratory study
Linking Ethical Leadership to Employees’ Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Testing the Multilevel Mediation Role of Organizational Concern
When Employees Stop Talking and Start Fighting: The Detrimental Effects of Pseudo Voice in Organizations
Deceit, Intragroup conflict, Pseudo voice, Voice behavior, Voice opportunity,
Experienced Aggression and Target-Perpetrated Deviance: Is the Relationship Linear or Non-linear?
Analyzing the effects of organizational trust and organizational commitment in anti-productivity behaviours in managerial approach dimension to achieve a strategic competitive advantage
It is observed that negative approaches in organizational functioning and attitudes towards work have recently become increasingly common. Such developments weaken employees’ feelings of commitment and dedication to the organization and work. To improve the organizational commitment and dedication of the employees, first, the causes of emotions that inhibit these emotions and solution methods to eliminate alienation to work should be analyzed. In this study, anti-productivity behaviours, their causes, factors that influence the formation of organizational trust and commitment, and the relations between anti-productivity behaviours will be evaluated