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A longitudinal person-centred approach to the job demands-control model

2016

We used a longitudinal design and a person-centred methodology to test the strain and learning hypotheses of the job demands–control model among Finnish employees (n = 926), who were followed-up at three time points covering a period of 2 years (2008–2010). First, we identified longitudinal subgroups in demands and control across three measurement points. Second, we examined how these subgroups differed in strain (job exhaustion) and motivation-related outcomes (vigour at work, work–family enrichment). Growth mixture modelling revealed four subgroups: “stable high strain”, “stable low strain”, “increasing control”, and “decreasing control”. The stable high- and low-strain subgroups also dif…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementLongitudinal studystrain hypothesisJob control05 social sciencesControl (management)longitudinal study050401 social sciences methodslearning hypothesisDevelopmental psychologyHigh strain0504 sociology0502 economics and businessMixture modellingdemands-control modelOccupational stressperson-centred approachPsychology050203 business & managementApplied Psychologyta515European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology
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