Ms. Ff. Mus. 1238 - Dominica VI. post Trinit. : Liebet eure Feinde; segnet die euch fluchen ; a canto, alto, tenore, basso con i ripieni, 2 violini, 2 hautbois, viola, violoncello,violono, bassono ed organo

di Telemann

Hope in Adolescent Careers: Mediating Effects of Work Motivation on Career Outcomes in Swiss Apprentices

Being hopeful is critical for individuals who are engaged in vocational pursuits. However, the empirical research examining how and why hope is related to work and career outcomes remains sparse. We evaluate a model that proposes that dispositional hope affects job performance and turnover intentions through increased work motivation in terms of autonomous goals (reason to motivation), positive affective experience at work (energized to motivation), and occupational self-efficacy beliefs (can do motivation). The hypotheses were tested among 590 Swiss adolescents in vocational education and training using path analysis and multiple mediation analyses. The results revealed that hope was positively related to all three motivational states and supervisor-rated job performance and negatively related to turnover intentions. Positive affect mediated the effects of hope on turnover intentions and performance. Autonomous goals mediated the effects of hope on turnover intentions. These results support the importance of hope to employee well-being and organizational outcomes.

Torat ṭaʿame ha-miḳra : M. Danielis Weimari s. Doctrina accentuationis Hebraeae VI regulis accurate ÿ& succincte inclusa.../ Ipsam Hanc instauravit ; Gottfried Mathesius adjutor

Text lat. u. hebr.

Tôṣe'ôt ḥayyîm : sēfer kôlēl kōl ofnê tefillôt û-taḥanûnîm le-hitpallēl baʿad ha-ḥôlîm we-ham-mētîm ... bi-lšôn ʿivrî û-vi-lšôn aškenazz i

ʿal yedê Yiṣḥāq Ben-Aryê Yôsēf Dōv ...

Institutionum Hebraicarum Libri Sex : I. De Orthographia. II. De Etymologia. III. De Syntaxi. IV. De Prosodia. V. De Masoreth. VI. De Compositis, anomolis & difficilibus

Auctore Valentino Schindlero ...

Aus dem Kohelet-Kommentar des Tanchum Jeruschalmi : Cap. I - VI ; mit Einl. u. Anmerkungen

Leipzig, Univ., Diss. 1888

Sēfer Marʿē mûsār û-vi-lešôn aškenaz ... : kōl ham-mešālîm we-ham-melîkôt ...

Zeligmann Ulma Gintzburg [Seligman Ulma Guenzburg]

Sēfer Maʿaśe H' : ... maʿaśîm gedôlîm we-niflā'îm ... bi-lešôn haq-qôdeš û-vi-lešôn aškenaz

[Simon Akiba Bär Ben-Josef]

Tefillôt yôm kippûr qāṭān : be-taʿanît ʿerev r"ḥ ... ; nidpās bi-lešôn haq-qôdeš û-vi-lešôn aškenaz ... ḥibbûr hap-pêrûš siqqûrîn ṭaiṭš ...

... Nātān de q"q Prostiṣ

Hope as a resource for career exploration: Examining incremental and cross-lagged effects

Hope is believed to be beneficial for vocational pursuits, but the question of how and why hope is related to pivotal career development variables remains largely unaddressed. In a series of three studies, we investigated the relationship between hope and career exploration. Study 1 examined at-risk adolescents (N = 228) in Switzerland and showed that hope explains variance in career exploration beyond the significant effects of generalized self-efficacy beliefs and perceived social support. Study 2 found the same result among a group (N = 223) of first-year students at a Swiss university with a measure of state hope. Study 3 applied a one-year cross-lagged design with a diverse group of students (N = 266) at a German university to investigate the mutual effects of dispositional hope and career exploration over time. Although both variables were found to be related within and over time, we could not confirm lagged effects in either direction. The results suggest that hope is significantly correlated with career exploration because both are related to personality and social–contextual variables.