Personal Efficacy Beliefs Scale

Riggs, Matt L.; Warka, Jette; Babasa, Bernadette; Bentancourt, Renee; Hooker, Stephenie

doi:10.1037/t08689-000

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“…A Korean-language version of the Personal Efficacy Beliefs Scale (PEBS; Riggs et al, 1995) was developed through a backward translation. To test the translation equivalence, the original PEBS was first translated from English into Korean by a professional translator, and then a different professional translator translated the Korean version of PEBS back to English.…”

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Moving toward a better understanding of job satisfaction of South Korean masseurs with visual impairments

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The purpose of this dissertation is to investigate the level of job satisfaction of South Korean masseurs with visual impairments and what variables predict to this. The work satisfaction model of Social Cognitive Career Theory was grounded. There were 221 participants and Descriptive statistics and a hierarchical regression were used for analysis. In conclusion, the integrative model of work satisfaction (Lent & Brown, 2006, 2008) provided a good overall fit to the data.

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Moving toward a better understanding of job satisfaction of South Korean masseurs with visual impairments

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Personal Efficacy Beliefs Scale

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Moving toward a better understanding of job satisfaction of South Korean masseurs with visual impairments

Moving toward a better understanding of job satisfaction of South Korean masseurs with visual impairments

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