Measuring self-esteem, work/family enrichment and life satisfaction: an empirical validation
This study validates the hypothesized interrelationships among constructs of self-esteem, work/family enrichment and life satisfaction. Using data collected from 680 female nurses employed in public hospitals in Malaysia, this study also examines the likely mediation effect of work/family enrichme...
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| Format: | Proceeding Paper |
| Language: | English |
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2011
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| Online Access: | http://irep.iium.edu.my/4757/1/4757_Measuring_Self-Esteem%252C_Work-Family_Enrichment.pdf |
| Summary: | This study validates the hypothesized interrelationships among constructs of self-esteem,
work/family enrichment and life satisfaction. Using data collected from 680 female nurses employed in
public hospitals in Malaysia, this study also examines the likely mediation effect of work/family enrichment
on self-esteem-satisfaction relationship. To tests these relationships, the study employs full structural
modeling testing using SEM with AMOS 17 data-fitting program. The results indicate that self-esteem is
directly influence and has significant effect on life satisfaction. The result provides empirical support for a
positive relationship between self-esteem and work/family enrichment. |
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