Work Orientation is a psychological construct within the domain of vocational psychology that denotes an individual’s enduring predisposition toward perceiving work as a central life interest and organizing principle of daily activity, distinguished from related work-related attitudes by its focus on the intrinsic motivational significance and overarching role of work in personal identity and life structure.
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