Beliefs About Work Scale

Buchholz (1978)

Anatomy

Fig. Beliefs About Work Scale → its items → the construct(s) they measure. Click a construct to follow it.

Measures this construct

Protestant Work Ethic
Organizational Belief System (unresolved)
Marxist-related Beliefs (unresolved)
Humanistic Belief System (unresolved)
Leisure Ethic (unresolved)

Items

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Reliability & validity

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Items measuring this instrument

Canonical item stems whose source_items[] includes a variant from this instrument. Capped at 10; see the full list via the link below.

a man can learn better on the job by striking out boldly on his own than he can by following the advice of others

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better decisions are made in a group than by individuals

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by working hard a person can overcome every obstacle that life presents

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conformity is necessary for an organization to survive

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factories would be run better if workers had more of a say in management

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increased leisure time is bad for society r

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it is best to have a job as part of an organization where all work together even if you dont get individual credit

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leisure time activities are more interesting than work

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management does not understand the needs of the worker

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more leisure time is good for people

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