Racioethnic differences in job satisfaction : a test of orthogonal cultural identification theory and self-categorization theory

Document Type

Dissertation

Degree

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Major/Program

Business Administration

First Advisor's Name

Sherry Moss

First Advisor's Committee Title

Committee Chair

Second Advisor's Name

K. Galen Kroeck

Third Advisor's Name

Juan Sanchez

Fourth Advisor's Name

Donna Cooke

Date of Defense

2-20-1997

Abstract

The theories of orthogonal cultural identification and self-categorization are offered as links in examining the possible racioethnic differences in job satisfaction. It is posited that racioethnicity (Cox & Blake, 1991) is multidimensional with at least three conceptually distinct dimensions. Since there is a need for consistent terminology with respect to these distinct dimensions, the following new terms are offered to differentiate among them: " physioethnicity" refers to the physiological dimension of racioethnicity; "socioethnicity" refers to the sociocultural dimension; and "psychoethnicity" refers to the psychological dimension.

Identifier

FI15101449

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