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3. Anhang

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Schuler, Heinz, primary and Schwarzinger, Dominik, additional

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2022
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5. Vorwort

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Schuler, Heinz, primary and Schwarzinger, Dominik, additional

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2022
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14. Epilog

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Schuler, Heinz, primary and Schwarzinger, Dominik, additional

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2022
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23. Psychometric Evaluation of the Italian Adaptation of the Test of Inferential and Creative Thinking

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Faraci, Palmira, Hell, Benedikt, and Schuler, Heinz

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This article describes the psychometric properties of the Italian adaptation of the "Analyse des Schlussfolgernden und Kreativen Denkens" (ASK; Test of Inferential and Creative Thinking) for measuring inferential and creative thinking. The study aimed to (a) supply evidence for the factorial structure of the instrument, (b) describe its reliability in terms of internal consistency, and (c) explore its convergent and discriminant validity. The examinees were 284 high school students and adult graduates. Both exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were used to examine the dimensional structure. The 2-factor model provided an acceptable fit for the empirical data. As expected, stronger correlations were found among the subscales within the same construct domains compared to correlations among the subscales from the different construct domains. The psychometric qualities of the ASK appeared fairly good, thereby suggesting that it might be helpful in several application fields, including academic and professional guidance, human resource selections, and job placement.

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2016
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30. Praktische Ethiker von A bis Z

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Alexy, Robert, Altner, Günter, Anstötz, Christoph, Apel, Karl-Otto, Assländer, Michael, Aufenanger, Stefan, Axelos, Christos, Bayertz, Kurt, Beestermöller, Gerhard, Bender, Wolfgang, Bentele, Günter, Birnbacher, Dieter, Bleimling, Arno, Braun, Edmund, Braun, Hermann, Buchheim, Thomas, Büscher, Martin, Büttemeyer, Wilhelm, Capurro, Rafael, Dornberg, Martin, Ebeling, Klaus, Eckensberger, Lutz H., Elster, Hans-Joachim, Engelstädter, Heinz, Faulstich, Werner, Forschner, Maximilian, Frafing, Bernhard, Friedrich, Käthe, Fulda, Ekkehard, Funke, Gerhard, Funken, Michael, Furger, Franz, Gähde, Ulrich, Galtung, Johan, Gars, Detlef, Gatzemeier, Matthias, Gerber, Uwe, Gerhardt, Volker, Gethmann, Carl Friedrich, Gillner, Matthias, Goldschmidt, Dietrich, Gräfrath, Bernd, Gräßer, Erich, Graupner, Elke, Graupner, Rudolf Dieter, Gremmels, Christian, Grupp, Klaus, Guckes, Barbara, Hassemer, Winfried, Hauskeller, Michael, Hausmanninger, Thomas, Heckmann, Wolfgang, Hegselmann, Rainer, Heimchen, Hanfried, Henssen, Hermann, Hermann, Martina, Hilpert, Konrad, Husch, Wilfried, Höffe, Otfried, Hoerster, Norbert, Holz, Harald, Holzhey, Helmut, Homann, Karl, Honecker, Martin, Honnefelder, Ludger, Hoppe, Thomas, Hoyningen-Huene, Paul, Hubig, Christoph, Hübner, Jürgen, Huster, Stefan, Ihne, Hartmut, Irrgang, Bernhard, Jeske, Holger, Kalinowski, Martin B., Kaplan, Helmut F., Kaufmann, Arthur, Kausch, Erhard, Kautzky, Rudolf, Keller, Frieder, Kepplinger, Hans Mathias, Kerber, Walter, Kerstiens, Ludwig, Kettner, Matthias, Kinkelbur, Dieter, Kiper, Manuel, Klemisch-Ahlert, Marlies, Kley, Roland, Kliemt, Hartmut, Klozen, Wolfgang, Knobloch, Ulrike, Köchler, Hans, Kiiddermann, Achim D., Witter, Rudolf, Kohler, Georg, von Kondratowitz, Hans-Joachim, Koslowski, Peter, Kramer, Rolf, Krebs, Angelika, Kreß, Hartmut, Kriele, Martin, Krüger, Lorenz, Kuttig, Lothar, Lachmann, Werner, Lange, Otto, Leist, Anton, Leak, Hans, Lenzen, Wolfgang, Leach, Walter, Linneweber-Lammerskitten, Helmut, Löw, Reinhard, Luck, Werner A. P., Lübbe, Hermann, Lumer, Christoph, Luutz, Eveline, Maaß, Jürgen, Mall, Ram A., Blaring, Matthias, Martens, Ekkehard, Maurer, Reinhart, Meggle, Georg, Meinberg, Eckhard, Melches, Carl, Melle, Ullrich, Menzler-Trott, Eckart, Meyer-Abich, Klaus Michael, Meyer-Bisch, Patrice, Mieth, Dietmar, Mittelstraß, Jürgen, Mohr, Georg, Mohr, Hans, Morscher, Edgar, Mückenberger, Ulrich, Müller, Anseim Winfried, Müller-Merbach, Heiner, Nida-Rümelin, Julian, Noethlichs, Karl Leo, Nothelle-Wildfeuer, Ursula, Niirnberger, Klaus, Osterloh, Jürgen, Patzig, Günther, Pfafferott, Gerhard, von der Pfordten, Dietmar, Pleines, Jürgen-Eckardt, Pohlmeier, Hermann, Poliwoda, Sebastian, Radermacher, Hans, Rapp, Friedrich, Rath, Matthias, Reif, Sabine, Rippe, Klaus Peter, Ritschl, Dietrich, Rössler, Beate, Röbler, Ruth-Kristin, Röttgers, Kurt, Ropohl, Güater, Rühi, Manfred, Rust, Alois, Sänger, Monika, Salamun, Kurt, Sass, Hans-Martin, Schaaff, Herbert, Schirren, Carl, Schneider, Manuel, Schölmerich, Paul, Schöne-Seifert, Bettina, Schroeder-Kurth, Traute M., Schubert-Lehnhardt, Viola, Schilßler, Rudolf, v.d. Schulenburg, J.-Matthias Graf, Schuler, Heinz, Schurz, Gerhard, Schwager, Hans J., Schweidler, Walter, Seel, Gerhard, Seel, Martin, Siep, Ludwig, Solden, Angelika, Spinner, Helmut F., Starck, Christian, Stegmaier, Werner, Steinkamp, Norbert, Steinvorth, Ulrich, Stoecker, Ralf, Ströker, Elisabeth, Suchanek, Andreas, Taureck, Bernhard H. F., Teuwsen, Rudolf, Thielemann, Ulrich, Thom, Achim, Ulrich, Peter, Vogel, Christian, Vonesse, Franz, Waibl, Elmar, Wejs, Heinrich, Wenniager, Gerd, Werner, Hans-Joachim, Wessels, Ulla, Weyer, Adam, Wiehl, Reiner, Wiesemann, Claudia, Wildfeuer, Armin G., Wils, Jean Pierre, Wimmer, Reiner, Wischke, Mirko, Wörz, Michael, Wolf, Jean Claude, Wolf, Ursula, Wolff, Hans Peter, Ziegler, Josef Georg, Zimmerli, Walther Ch., Zinn, Karl Georg, Meggle, Georg, editor, Rippe, Klaus Peter, editor, and Wessels, Ulla, editor

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1992
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35. Is involvement a suppressor of the job satisfaction--life satisfaction relationship?

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Moser, Klaus and Schuler, Heinz

Subjects
Satisfaction -- Research, Job satisfaction -- Research, Job satisfaction -- Psychological aspects, Job satisfaction -- Social aspects, Social psychology -- Research, Psychology and mental health, Sociology and social work
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Previous research has demonstrated a considerable correlation between job satisfaction and life satisfaction. In addition, various researchers have hypothesized that job importance (work involvement) should be a moderator of this relationship. However, most empirical tests did not confirm this assumption. We argue that job importance cannot turn out to be a moderator because the subjective importance of work is already part of job-satisfaction judgments, a notion that has been advanced by Locke (1969) as implicit importance weighting. However, a suppressor effect can be predicted because job importance should be correlated with job satisfaction, but not life satisfaction. In a study of recently hired incumbents (N = 811) in a large German electronics company, we distinguished between job involvement and work involvement. We considered the latter, but not the former, being a measure of job importance. Work involvement, but not job involvement, turned out to be a suppressor of the relation between job satisfaction and life satisfaction.

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2004

36. Antecedents of counterproductive behavior at work: a general perspective

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Marcus, Bernd and Schuler, Heinz

Subjects
Workers -- Behavior, Workers -- Analysis, Psychology and mental health, Social sciences
Abstract

Counterproductive work behaviors have predominantly been investigated at relatively narrow levels, with the focus limited to subsets of the behavioral domain as well as to specific explanatory approaches. This study took a broader perspective with respect to both dependent and independent variables. A sample of German employees from 2 organizations reported on their levels of general counterproductive behavior (GCB). In predicting GCB, M. R. Gottfredson and T. Hirschi's (1990) theory of self-control as a general explanation for deviant acts was tested and compared with several alternative approaches. Results from simple and moderated hierarchical multiple regression analyses involving 24 predictors of GCB strongly support hypotheses derived from self-control theory. Little support is found for any effects on individual differences in GCB beyond the direct and conditional impact of internal control.

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2004

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