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Job Satisfaction and Nonwork Satisfaction as Components of Life Satisfaction1

Janet Pollex Near · C. Ann Smith · Robert W. Rice · Raymond G. Hunt

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Abstract

The relationship between job satisfaction and life satisfaction is examined, using regression analyses which control the effects of satisfaction with domains other than the job and conditions associated with the workplace and with life away from work. Results from data analyses of two independent sets of survey data are used to elaborate and refine a multivariate framework for relating overall life satisfaction and job satisfaction.

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