Le retour du bien-être au travail à son point de consigne : un test international en France et au Japon

IF 3.9 3区管理学 Q2 MANAGEMENT

Management International Review Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.59876/a-m04y-cnkb

Franck Biétry, Jordane Creusier, Séverine Lemarié-Quillerier, Sophie Szymkowiak

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Abstract

The ambition of this research is to test, in the context of work, the external validity of the theory of hedonic adaptation which stipulates a gradual return of the level of well-being to its set point despite the events experienced. Until now, it had mainly received strong empirical support in life in general within Anglo-Saxon countries. The empirical results of the two studies show that this theory can be extended to employees who change jobs in France but not in Japan. Two original contributions emerge: it is asymmetrical and partly at least contingent.

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将幸福感带回工作场所:法国和日本的一项国际测试

本研究的目标是在工作背景下测试享乐适应理论的外部有效性，享乐适应理论规定，尽管经历了事件，但幸福水平会逐渐恢复到设定值。到目前为止，它主要在盎格鲁-撒克逊国家的一般生活中得到强有力的经验支持。这两项研究的实证结果表明，这一理论可以推广到在法国而不是在日本换工作的员工身上。有两个最初的贡献出现了:它是不对称的，至少在一定程度上是偶然的。

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