Predictors of Workaholism Components and Behaviors |
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Authors: | Ronald J Burke |
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Institution: | (1) School of Business, York University, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario, M3J 1P3, Canada |
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Abstract: | This study examined the relationship of three types of predictors of self-reported workaholism components and workaholic job behaviors: individual demographics, work situation characteristics, and two substantive workaholism antecedents (personal beliefs and fears, perceptions of organizational support of work-personal life imbalance). Data were collected from 530 women and men managers and professionals using anonymous questionnaires. The three blocks of predictors explained statistically significant but moderate levels of variance in workaholism components and workaholic job behaviors. The two substantive workaholism antecedents showed somewhat consistent relationships with the criterion measures. Participants more strongly endorsing the beliefs and fears and participants perceiving greater organizational support of work-personal life imbalance generally indicated higher levels of workaholism components and workaholic job behaviors. |
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Keywords: | workaholism workaholic behaviors individual differences workaholism antecedents |
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