Alienation from Work (Shepard)

Shepard, 1972

Anatomy

Fig. Alienation from Work (Shepard) → its items → the construct(s) they measure. Click a construct to follow it.

Measures this construct

Powerlessness
Meaninglessness
Normlessness
Instrumental Work Orientation (unresolved)
Self-evaluative Involvement (unresolved)

Items

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Reliability & validity

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Validity: Not recorded

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.

if you had to choose you would much prefer that others not judge you by the kind of job you hold but rather by your offthejob accomplishmen…

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money is the most rewarding reason for working

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success in the things you do away from the job is more important to your opinion of yourself than success in your work career

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the best description of who you are would not be based on the kind of job you hold

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to what extent are you free from close supervision while doing your job

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to what extent are you learning a great deal about the company while doing your job

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to what extent can you control how much work you produce

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to what extent can you help decide on the methods and procedures used in your job

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to what extent can you increase or decrease the speed at which you work

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to what extent can you move from your immediate work area during working hours

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