2019
DOI: 10.1080/13683500.2019.1597026
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Knowledge mining on the association between psychological capital and educational qualifications among hospitality employees

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“…The other personnel formations involved also have diverse educational backgrounds and have at least completed high school. Educational background influences employee performance, although it is not a determining factor because there are other supporting factors (Ting, 1997;Atsa'am & Kuset Bodur, 2020). From the available resources, it is known that employees with a minimum undergraduate background will get a better position.…”
Section: Resources In Protocol Aspects In Enrekang Regencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The other personnel formations involved also have diverse educational backgrounds and have at least completed high school. Educational background influences employee performance, although it is not a determining factor because there are other supporting factors (Ting, 1997;Atsa'am & Kuset Bodur, 2020). From the available resources, it is known that employees with a minimum undergraduate background will get a better position.…”
Section: Resources In Protocol Aspects In Enrekang Regencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Employees with educational qualifications below the Bachelor's were classified as "Lower Educational Qualifications," while those educated up to the Bachelor's and or postgraduate were classified as "Higher Educational Qualifications" (Atsa'am & Bodur, 2020, p. 1075). The study represented negative PsyCap and lower educational qualifications with 0; while positive PsyCap and higher educational qualifications were represented by 1.…”
Section: Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The odds ratio results and the dataset of a sample of 329 employees in the tourism and hospitality industry reported in (Alola & Atsa'am, 2019;Atsa'am & Bodur, 2020) are utilized in this study for effect analysis. The dataset consists of psychological capital information of employees working in: some four-star and five-star hotels in Abuja; Ministry of Arts, Culture, and Tourism, Makurdi; and Elegushi Private Beach, Lagos.…”
Section: Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research holds that if the psychological capital of a nurse improves, their willingness to remain in the current work place as well as their job output will be substantially enhanced. A study by Atsa'am and Bodur (2019) investigated the relationship between psychological capital and educational qualifications among hospitality workers using odds ratios. The study reported that employees with higher qualifications are 2.6 more likely to be seen as having high psychological capital than those with lower qualifications.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%