Survey the counterproductive behavior with excitement adjustment and personality traits (Case study: National Oil Company of South Oil)

Authors : Sahar SHAHBAZİ, Mohammad FEİZİ

Pages : 1332-1339

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Publication Date : 2015-05-13

Article Type : Review Paper

Abstract :Abstract. The present study is to survey the role of excitement cognitive adjustment and identification categories on emerging the counterproductive behavior. For this purpose, 306 samples of engineering management employees and the drilling national company building of Iran South Oil areas were selected using random sampling in order to exploit Corcoran formula. Used data by 3 questionnaires of Bent and Robison's (2003) counterproductive behavior, Persian questionnaire BFI (Oliver and Gohen, 1991) for identity categories, and questionnaire Persian form of cognitive excitement adjustment (2012) was collected and tested by Pearson-correlation test. The study results showed that there has been a meaningful relation in neurosis, empiricism, agreeableness, conscientiousness, blame  himself, coping, positive thinking, blame others, cognitive excitement adjustment except extrovert, but there is a negative relation among empiricism, agreeableness, conscientiousness, blame  himself, coping, positive thinking, blame others, cognitive excitement adjustment and extrovert except neurosis.
Keywords : counterproductive behavior, cognitive excitement, identity categories

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