ORGANIZATIONAIBEHAVIOR 3Prof. Luo, FanManagement School,Wuhan University of TechnologyEmail:sailluof@126.com
Management School, Wuhan University of Technology Email: sailluof@126.com Organizational Behavior 3 Prof. Luo, Fan
3. Attitudes and Job SatisfactionJobAttitudesEmotionsSatisfactionCognitive Dissonance TheoryBehaviorAttitudes change TheorychangeAttitudes Balance TheoryCompanyLogowww.themegallery.com
Company Logo www.themegallery.com 3. Attitudes and Job Satisfaction Attitudes Job Satisfaction Emotions Cognitive Dissonance Theory Attitudes change Theory Attitudes Balance Theory Behavior change
TeachingPlanObjectsHelp the students understanding the theory ofcognitive dissonance, attitudes balance theory,measuring job satisfaction and learning emotiontheory.Teaching EmphasesAttitudes balance theory,Causes ofjob satisfaction Learning difficultyThe measurement of job satisfaction心MethodsLecture; Case discussion; Team training
Teaching Plan Objects Help the students understanding the theory of cognitive dissonance, attitudes balance theory, measuring job satisfaction and learning emotion theory . Teaching Emphases Attitudes balance theory, Causes of job satisfaction Learning difficulty The measurement of job satisfaction Methods Lecture; Case discussion; Team training
Questions:* Do you think that your monitors worththeir salt?Do you like your monitors?Would you like to follow them?
Questions: Do you think that your monitors worth their salt? Do you like your monitors? Would you like to follow them?
(1)AttitudesCognitive ComponentAttitudesThe opinion or beliefXEvaluative茶segment of an attitudestatements orjudgmentsconcerningAffective ComponentobjectspeopleThe emotional or feelingoreventssegment of an attitudeBehavioral ComponentXAn intention to behaveinacertain way toward someone orsomething
(1) Attitudes Attitudes Evaluative statements or judgments concerning objects, people, or events Affective Component The emotional or feeling segment of an attitude Cognitive Component The opinion or belief segment of an attitude Behavioral Component An intention to behave in a certain way toward someone or something