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Affective-Social Competencies, Satisfaction of Quality of Work and Organizational Citizenship Behavior of Iranian Nurses
Raheleh Feil and Mehdi Mohammadi

Abstract: This study examines the relationship between affective-social competencies, satisfaction from quality of work and organizational citizenship behavior of Iranian nurses as a structural equation model. The population included all Iranian nurses in the public and private hospitals. By random cluster sampling method 152 nurses were selected. The instruments included affective-social competencies scale, quality of researching life scale and organizational citizenship behavior scale. The results of statistical evaluations in exploration showed that: There was a significant and positive relationship between nurses affective-social competencies and their organizational citizenship behavior. There was a significant and positive relationship between nurses affective-social competencies and their satisfaction from quality of work. Nurses affective-social competencies via their satisfaction from quality of work has a significant and positive relationship with their organizational citizenship behavior.

How to cite this article
Raheleh Feil and Mehdi Mohammadi, 2014. Affective-Social Competencies, Satisfaction of Quality of Work and Organizational Citizenship Behavior of Iranian Nurses. International Business Management, 8: 183-189.

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