An analysis of the relationship between attitudinal commitment and behavioral commitment

An analysis of the relationship between attitudinal commitment and behavioral commitment

Data suggest that attitudinal and behavioral commitment have strong reciprocal effects. The 2-stage least-squares estimates indicate that behavioral commitment is the strongest predictor of attitudinal commitment, and vice versa. Attitudinal and behavioral commitment may have their roots in differen...

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Veröffentlicht in:Sociological quarterly 1989-01, Vol.30 (1989), p.143-158
1. Verfasser: Mottaz, C J
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