The effects of sexual harassment on turnover in the military: time-dependent modeling.
The effects of sexual harassment on turnover in the military: time-dependent modeling.
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性骚扰对军队人员流动的影响:时间相关模型。
DOI:
10.1037/0021-9010.90.6.1141
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发表时间:
2005
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Fitzgerald,LouiseF
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作者:
Sims,CarraS;Drasgow,Fritz;Fitzgerald,LouiseF
Sexual harassment has consistently negative consequences for working women, including changes in job attitudes (eg, lower satisfaction) and behaviors (eg, increased work withdrawal). Cross-sectional evidence suggests that harassment influences turnover intentions. However, few studies have used actual turnover; rather, they rely on proxies. With a sample of 11,521 military servicewomen with turnover data spanning approximately 4 years, the authors used the appropriate method for longitudinal turnover data--Cox's regression--to investigate the impact of harassment on actual turnover. Experiences of harassment led to increased turnover, even after controlling for job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and marital status. Among officers, harassment also affected turnover over and above rank. Given turnover's relevance to organizational bottom lines, these findings have important implications not only for individual women but also for organizations.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2023 APA, all rights reserved)