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Achievement emotions in job selection interviews: Interviewees’ and interviewers’ expectations  (2014)

Autori:
Raccanello, Daniela
Titolo:
Achievement emotions in job selection interviews: Interviewees’ and interviewers’ expectations
Anno:
2014
Tipologia prodotto:
Abstract in Atti di convegno
Tipologia ANVUR:
Abstract in Atti di convegno
Lingua:
Inglese
Formato:
Elettronico
Titolo del Convegno:
14th International Conference on Motivation, Understanding and Facilitating the Passion to Learn
Luogo:
Helsinki, Finland
Periodo:
12-14 June 2014
Intervallo pagine:
122-123
Parole chiave:
achievement emotions; self-efficacy; job selection interviews; employment counseling
Breve descrizione dei contenuti:
This study focused on students’ expectations regarding a wide range of achievement emotions that they imagined could characterize themselves as interviewees and their interviewers in job interviews in which they may participate in the future, with the control-value model as the theoretical framework (Pekrun, 2006). The main aim was to investigate whether intensity of achievement emotions changed according to type of emotion, agent involved (interviewee, interviewer), and students’ age (twelfth graders, university students). The participants were 282 Italian students, including 142 twelfth graders and 140 university students. They completed a written questionnaire focused on expectations about achievement emotions in evaluative settings, career and academic self-efficacy, and job market experience. Younger students evaluated their emotions as more intense compared to older students. The intensity was higher for interviewees’ activating emotions such as enjoyment, pride, hope, anxiety, and shame, and for interviewers’ deactivating emotions such as relief, relaxation, and boredom. In addition, career self-efficacy correlated positively with interviewees’ positive emotions and negatively with interviewees’ anxiety; the number of months of job experience correlated negatively with interviewees’ anxiety and shame, while the number of job interviews correlated negatively with interviewees’ anxiety. Finally, emotion scores about future job interviews correlated positively with emotion scores about current oral tests. Overall, the present data suggest that students possess an optimistic, but also realistic representation of the achievement emotions implied in mechanisms for employee selection, offering some clues from an applied perspective.
Id prodotto:
81847
Handle IRIS:
11562/742162
depositato il:
17 giugno 2014
ultima modifica:
2 ottobre 2022
Citazione bibliografica:
Raccanello, Daniela, Achievement emotions in job selection interviews: Interviewees’ and interviewers’ expectations  in International Conference on Motivation 2014. Understanding and Facilitating the Passion to Learn. PROGRAM & ABSTRACTSAtti di "14th International Conference on Motivation, Understanding and Facilitating the Passion to Learn" , Helsinki, Finland , 12-14 June 2014 , 2014pp. 122-123

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