Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities
Research on the impact of psychological ownership and its antecedents is at an inchoate stage. Earlier studies have considered only work factors as antecedents of psychological ownership. This study introduces non-work factors as potential antecedents. Work factors comprise of autonomy, participa...
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my-upm-ir.68992023-11-14T08:50:53Z Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities 2007-04 Muniandy, Nanthini Research on the impact of psychological ownership and its antecedents is at an inchoate stage. Earlier studies have considered only work factors as antecedents of psychological ownership. This study introduces non-work factors as potential antecedents. Work factors comprise of autonomy, participative decision-making and job tenure, while non-work factors consists of self-efficacy and locus of control. This study also investigates the impact of psychological ownership on job performance mediated through job commitment and job satisfaction. Unlike previous studies, this study has been carried out in an eastern setting. The study was carried out amongst lecturers in business schools of public universities in Malaysia. Questionnaires were distributed through paper and online survey. Three hundred and twenty nine (329) academicians participated in this study. The data analyses reveal that, with regards to work factors, only autonomy and participative decision-making are positively related to psychological ownership. In terms of nonwork factors, self-efficacy and locus of control have a stronger influence on psychological ownership, compared to work factors. This study measured job performance as a multidimensional construct with three dimensions (teaching, publication and ESP [Editorial, Supervisory and Professional]) using actual and perceived performance ratings. Findings indicate that psychological ownership is positively related to job performance, job commitment and job satisfaction. Theoretically, this study depicts the importance of dispositional traits as predictors of psychological ownership, and psychological ownership as a determinant of employee performance. Practically, this study provides a mechanism to improve job performance of academicians in Malaysian public universities. The present study indicates ways to develop psychological ownership among lecturers as well as recommends administrators to incorporate personality tests in recruiting academic staffs in universities. On the whole, this study contributes to the present knowledge of psychological ownership by integrating several antecedents and outcomes in a single, comprehensive model of psychological ownership. Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities. Employee ownership - Malaysia. 2007-04 Thesis http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/6899/ http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/6899/1/GSM_2007_8.pdf text en public masters Universiti Putra Malaysia Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities. Employee ownership - Malaysia. Graduate School of Management Md. Sidin, Samsinar English |
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Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities. Employee ownership - Malaysia. Muniandy, Nanthini Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities |
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Research on the impact of psychological ownership and its antecedents is at an
inchoate stage. Earlier studies have considered only work factors as antecedents of
psychological ownership. This study introduces non-work factors as potential
antecedents. Work factors comprise of autonomy, participative decision-making and
job tenure, while non-work factors consists of self-efficacy and locus of control. This
study also investigates the impact of psychological ownership on job performance
mediated through job commitment and job satisfaction. Unlike previous studies, this
study has been carried out in an eastern setting.
The study was carried out amongst lecturers in business schools of public universities
in Malaysia. Questionnaires were distributed through paper and online survey. Three
hundred and twenty nine (329) academicians participated in this study. The data
analyses reveal that, with regards to work factors, only autonomy and participative
decision-making are positively related to psychological ownership. In terms of nonwork
factors, self-efficacy and locus of control have a stronger influence on psychological ownership, compared to work factors. This study measured job
performance as a multidimensional construct with three dimensions (teaching,
publication and ESP [Editorial, Supervisory and Professional]) using actual and
perceived performance ratings. Findings indicate that psychological ownership is
positively related to job performance, job commitment and job satisfaction.
Theoretically, this study depicts the importance of dispositional traits as predictors of
psychological ownership, and psychological ownership as a determinant of employee
performance. Practically, this study provides a mechanism to improve job
performance of academicians in Malaysian public universities. The present study
indicates ways to develop psychological ownership among lecturers as well as
recommends administrators to incorporate personality tests in recruiting academic
staffs in universities. On the whole, this study contributes to the present knowledge of
psychological ownership by integrating several antecedents and outcomes in a single,
comprehensive model of psychological ownership. |
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Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities |
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Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities |
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Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities |
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Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities |
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Antecedents and Impacts of Psychological Ownership Among Academicians in Business Faculties of Malaysian Public Universities |
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antecedents and impacts of psychological ownership among academicians in business faculties of malaysian public universities |
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Universiti Putra Malaysia |
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Graduate School of Management |
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2007 |
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