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The relationship between nurses’ personality traits and their perceptions of management by values, organizational justice, and turnover intention

Abstract

Purpose

To determine the relationship between nurses’ personality traits and their perceptions of management by values, organizational justice, and turnover intention.

Design and Methods

It was a descriptive study. A demographic questionnaire, the big five personality scale, the organizational justice scale, the management by values scale, and the turnover intention scale were used to collect data.

Findings

Data analysis did not demonstrate any relationship between nurses’ personality traits and their perceptions of management by values, organizational justice, and turnover intention. However, results of regression analysis concluded that perceptions of management by values affected the nurses’ perceptions of organizational justice positively.

Practice Implications

Nurses’ perceptions of organizational justice can be raised and turnover intention may be reduced by improving their perceptions of management by values.

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Posted in: Journal Article Abstracts on 06/02/2021 | Link to this post on IFP |
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