The Meaning, Antecedents and Outcomes of Employee Engagement: A Narrative Synthesis
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...In line with Tranfield et al. (2003) and Bailey et al. (2015), we conducted a systematic literature review, adopting a well-respected evidence-based approach from medical science for our purposes: the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and MetaAnalysis (PRISMA) Protocol (Shamseer et…...
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...Common methods bias is a source of measurement error, which undermines the validity of the conclusions that researchers can draw about the relationships between different variables (Podsakoff et al. 2003)....
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...A Prisma (‘preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses’) flowchart (Figure 1) summarizes the evidence synthesis process (Liberati et al. 2009)....
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...Fredrickson (2001) argues that engagement is more likely to occur when individuals experience positive rather than negative emotions, since these create the space for a broader range of thought–action repertoires....
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...Two studies in each of the following areas found a positive link with engagement: feedback (e.g. Menguc et al. 2013); job control (e.g. Swanberg et al. 2011); structural empowerment (e.g. Spence Laschinger 2010); work–role fit (e.g. Kahn 1990)....
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...Kahn (1990) argues that these three conditions are influenced by the nature of the job, the social environment, personal resources and energy....
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...It is almost 25 years since Kahn (1990) published his seminal paper on ‘personal engagement’ with work, arguing that employees choose whether to invest themselves fully and authentically in their role on the basis of their experiences within the working environment....
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...Kahn (1990) viewed personal role engagement as the individual’s cognitive, emotional and physical expression of the authentic self at work....
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...The original conceptualization of engagement as personal role engagement (Kahn 1990) has not gained a similar foothold within the literature and, although a few studies have built on this perspective, the evidence-base remains limited....
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