The Explanation of Categories and Concepts of Organizational Citizenship Behaviors with an Islamic-Iranian Approach; Meta–synthesis

Title The Explanation of Categories and Concepts of Organizational Citizenship Behaviors with an Islamic-Iranian Approach; Meta–synthesis
Publication Place Research Institute of Hawzah and University -
Subject islamic and iranian approach, meta-synthesis method, organizational citizenship behavior
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Library Asset ID ISSN: 2345-6698, EISSN: 2588-4697
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Açıklama The efforts for improvement of performance have been recognized as basic element since formation of management field. In contrary to the past which the employees were expected to act in the formal role, more behaviors' of roles are expected in the new psychological contracts. In several sources, these behaviors are considered as organizational citizenship behaviors with various dimensions that mainly are put forward by the scholars of other countries and therefore, there must not be enough regional and national models in this field. The main purpose of this research is to offer categories and concepts of organizational citizenship behaviors according to our Islamic and national culture. This research is a grounded theory in purpose, descriptive in data gathering and qualitative in methodology by using meta-synthesis method. By referring to religious and national references, related codes and data since 60s were driven and finally, 43 concepts and 9 categories were concluded. These categories are: wisdom, critical insight, justice, altruism, good temper, virtue, cooperation, adherence to commitments and willingness to progress.
Şuna bir parçasıdır Islām va mudīriyyat, 1393-01, Vol.3 (5), p.35-68
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The Explanation of Categories and Concepts of Organizational Citizenship Behaviors with an Islamic-Iranian Approach; Meta–synthesis

Publication Place Research Institute of Hawzah and University -
Subject islamic and iranian approach, meta-synthesis method, organizational citizenship behavior
Type Document
Language Undetermined
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library The Queen's University of Belfast Libraries
Library Asset ID ISSN: 2345-6698, EISSN: 2588-4697
Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_7191a182303a46db96f64e748082affc
Açıklama The efforts for improvement of performance have been recognized as basic element since formation of management field. In contrary to the past which the employees were expected to act in the formal role, more behaviors' of roles are expected in the new psychological contracts. In several sources, these behaviors are considered as organizational citizenship behaviors with various dimensions that mainly are put forward by the scholars of other countries and therefore, there must not be enough regional and national models in this field. The main purpose of this research is to offer categories and concepts of organizational citizenship behaviors according to our Islamic and national culture. This research is a grounded theory in purpose, descriptive in data gathering and qualitative in methodology by using meta-synthesis method. By referring to religious and national references, related codes and data since 60s were driven and finally, 43 concepts and 9 categories were concluded. These categories are: wisdom, critical insight, justice, altruism, good temper, virtue, cooperation, adherence to commitments and willingness to progress.
Şuna bir parçasıdır Islām va mudīriyyat, 1393-01, Vol.3 (5), p.35-68
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