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Ambition as a Motivational Basis of Organizational and Professional Commitment: Preliminary Analysis of a Proposed Career Advancement Ambition Scale
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EducationGoal SettingHuman Resource ManagementOrganizational BehaviorPsychologyCareer AdaptabilityManagementConstruct ValidityCareer ConcernMotivationCareer DevelopmentOrganizational CommitmentCommitment ModelMotivational TheoryProfessional CommitmentBusinessMotivational BasisOrganizational CareerPreliminary AnalysisProfessional Development
This study proposes that the ambition to advance in one's career may serve as a motivational basis of organizational and professional commitment. In support of this notion, preliminary evidence of the reliability and construct validity of a proposed Career Advancement Ambition Scale is presented, and exploratory analyses of a secondary data set show that the scale and original scales of organizational and professional commitment can predict turnover intentions. Limitations and implications for future research are discussed.
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