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Organizational commitment includes three constructs viz. affective, normative and continuance commitment. An affective commitment is regarded as positive feeling of identification, attachment and
commitment: affective, continuance, and normative. Affective commitment communicates employees’ affinity towards their organization and how much would they value their long term commitment. Factors such as identification with the organizational goals strengthen affective commitment and allow the employees to derive higher job
Feb 27, 2020 · The main purpose of this study is to investigate reliability of the construct, determining the factors that influencing the level of teacher's commitment in Educational Institute and to...
First, affective factors significantly predict student success. Second, this predictive validity is significant, even when controlling for variables such as standardized test scores, high school GPA, and socioeconomic status.
Geijsel et al. (2013) in Canada found that transformational leadership constitutes factors that affect teachers’ commitment. Similarly, Marshall (2015) found that there is relationship between school principals’ leadership styles and teachers’ commitment. In Asia, studies have shown the effect of school management on teachers’ commitment.
Affective commitment describes a person's willingness to contribute and strive to help an organization in achieving its strategic goals. Affective commitment in an organization is influenced by several things, including job satisfaction .
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Using a sample of 164 academic employees at the University of Botswana, this study assessed the extent to which they had affective commitment to the organization. We also investigated factors that are associated with affective commitment and those that predict affective commitment of academic employees.
