Weiss's Recommendation to Separate Emotional and Cognitive Job Satisfaction Measurement
Weiss (2002) suggests that job satisfaction measurements have combined emotional and cognitive concepts. He suggests that job satisfaction measurements would be more reliable and show better relationships with outcomes such as performance if these two elements were measured separately.
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