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  • Organizational Psychology
  • Social Psychology

Background:

  • Job satisfaction is vital for organizational well-being and performance.
  • The Job Demands-Resources model and social identity theory provide frameworks for understanding job satisfaction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the relationships between job characteristics (demands and resources), organizational and group identification, and affective job satisfaction.
  • To apply the Job Demands-Resources model and social identity theory to explain job satisfaction.

Main Methods:

  • Cross-sectional study with 420 employed individuals (49% men, 51% women).
  • Online questionnaire assessing job demands (quantity, complexity), job resources (competency development, use, decision latitude), and identification (organizational, group).
  • MIMIC modeling used to analyze relationships.

Main Results:

  • High job quantity demands were inversely associated with job satisfaction.
  • Competency development and use were positively linked to job satisfaction.
  • Organizational and group identification positively predicted job satisfaction, while task complexity and decision latitude did not.

Conclusions:

  • Job design (demands and resources) and social identity (organizational and group identification) are significant predictors of job satisfaction.
  • Integrating job design and social identity factors is essential for organizational strategies to improve employee well-being.