Abstract
Although, for some time now, absenteeism has been a highly debated issue, researchers
have gained little insight into the processes that precede it. Recent studies show a need for
simplification of the models that try to explain absenteeism as well as a need for knowledge
of the role of behavioral determinants. In this study we use the relatively simple
theoretical framework of planned behavior to investigate the cognitive and motivational
causes that influence employees’ decisions to report sick. For this purpose we have looked
into the intentional and actual absenteeism of 600 employees of a general mental hospital.
Original language | Dutch |
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Qualification | Doctor of Philosophy |
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Publication status | Published - 1994 |